My biggest enemy in multi-chain wallets isn’t hackers—it’s “fragmentation that throws people into confusion”… I only keep long-term positions in the main wallet. The other small, scattered assets on different chains are treated as a “spare change” wallet. I set a fixed upper limit for the amount; if it exceeds that limit, I immediately consolidate it back. Otherwise, if I don’t check for a week, I’ll forget exactly which chain still has a bit of small assets on it. Every time I move across chains, I make a quick note: from where to where, what I’m doing, and when I expect to bring it back—anyway, don’t count on your memory.

In the past couple of days, before and after that mainstream public chain’s upgrade/maintenance, people in the group have been speculating whether projects will migrate. I’ve already gone through the relevant chains’ authorizations and old addresses first. Some allowances are really outrageous… You ask, “Wouldn’t it be more convenient to put everything in one wallet?” Convenience is convenience, but I’d rather be a bit more troublesome and separate the risk boundaries—so I can sleep more soundly.