The biggest pain point recently isn't the market trend, but having too many wallets, too many chains, assets fragmented into pieces... When busy, I start losing track of my capital, and the more I look, the more anxious I get. Now I've set a "slow" pace for myself: transfer a little slower, chase hot topics half a beat later. Whenever I need to test the network incentives or accumulate points, I first pause for ten seconds and ask myself: I don't even know if the mainnet will issue tokens, so don't mess up the main holdings just for an expectation.



My approach is also quite simple: one main wallet only holds the main assets and collateral, almost never interacts with unfamiliar contracts; other chains are divided into small accounts, named by "purpose," and I write notes before transferring. Over the weekend, I slowly reconcile accounts, minimize fuss, and check stop-loss lines and authorizations—these are more important than anything. Anyway, I’m not afraid of a bear market, I’m afraid of rushing and losing myself.
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