Lately, multi-chain wallets are getting packed more and more, and my assets are also getting chopped up into fragments: some sit on the mainnet, some on L2, and sometimes they even end up on some side chain. The total amount hasn’t changed, but when I open my wallet, it’s like flipping through a drawer to find spare change… I’m basically treating it like looking at an interest-rate weather map—first, I separate what I “need to use” from what I “don’t need for now”: keep a small amount of gas + 1-2 main positions on the chains I use most, and don’t put a little on every chain; the real positions should be concentrated in lending pools that I can withdraw from at any time. If the interest rate isn’t right, treat it as an alert signal—I'd rather cross the bridges fewer times. This wave of development around modularity and the DA layer is pretty exciting for developers, but for users (me), it’s more like: having to remember another chain and another set of addresses… pretty annoying. That’s it for now.