My biggest enemy now is not the market, but multi-chain wallets fragmenting assets... Sometimes this chain has a bit of gas, sometimes that chain still has a small position open, and trying to review everything takes half a day. My simple method: only keep long-term assets in the main wallet, avoid frequent authorizations; set up a "daily-use small account" on each chain for interactions, and clear it out after spending. Also, keep a table (really just a spreadsheet) to record three things: which chain, what was done, and when to revoke authorization/close it.



Recently, everyone has been complaining about miner/validator income and MEV (the set of front-running and reordering strategies) causing retail investors to be squeezed back and forth. I personally prefer fewer cross-chain interactions and less chaos; I’d rather be slower than turn myself into someone who’s "a little everywhere, unsafe everywhere." For now, avoiding chaos is half the victory.
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