People think a multi-chain wallet is just installing a few apps, switching chains with a couple of taps, and that’s it; in reality, your assets are like coins scattered all over the place—you can only rely on your memory and your luck to find them……

I’m going along the honest way and dividing everything into three layers: “frequently used / cold storage / test.” For the frequently used wallet, I only keep what I actually need to spend; the cold storage side basically doesn’t move; and the test wallet is specifically for connecting new protocols—I don’t care if it breaks. Every time I’m about to do a cross-chain transfer, I write a note: where it’s coming from, where it’s going. Otherwise, two weeks later I’ll even doubt whether that transaction was an airdrop or just a mis-tap.

Lately they’ve been arguing again about social mining and fan tokens—saying that attention is mining. To me, it sounds like an old narrative wearing a new skin. Attention really is valuable, but I don’t want to pay the tuition with “can’t find the tokens.” For now, that’s it—staying steady is best.