I really scared myself awake just now: while claiming a task on chain A, I accidentally pasted the B chain address when copying, and my brain went blank for a second when I clicked confirm… Luckily, it was just a small amount of gas, or I’d have to add it to my “pitfall checklist” again.

To put it simply, the biggest problem with multi-chain wallets isn’t that they’re hard to use, but that assets are fragmented: the main wallet holds the big assets, while other chains are just side backpacks, leaving only enough small change for tasks; each chain has a fixed “receiving address/remark,” and I write clearly in contacts “Arb - for airdrops” or “OP - for interactions,” so I don’t rely on memory. And then I do a quick “spring cleaning” every week: consolidating scattered tokens into one chain/one wallet, or else it’s like searching for socks after a while.

Recently, the NFT royalty disputes seem pretty similar to this: creators want stable income, the market wants liquidity, and in the end, it’s all about the tug-of-war between “dispersion” and “consolidation”… Anyway, I’ll just make sure my wallet doesn’t turn into a trash dump and stop relying on luck. That’s it for now.