Recently, my wallets are getting more and more, and my assets are also scattered all over… Flipping through my phone endlessly, my eyes are sore, even though I’m not watching the market, I’m just trying to find “which chain my little ETH is on.” Now I’ve simply given up: keep only 1-2 main wallets that I use regularly, and treat the rest as “drawer wallets,” with a fixed receiving address for each chain and no random changes; then make a very simple table—chain/wallet/purpose/rough amount range—and update it once a week. Don’t keep track of every transaction daily and drive yourself crazy. Also try to minimize cross-chain jumps; if it can be done on the same chain, don’t bother switching just to save two bucks in fees. Recently, the hype about staking and shared security with “compound yields” has been pretty loud. I can understand it myself, but I won’t add layers for now. Honestly, the more nested it gets, the harder it is to track risks. In the end, fragmented assets and fragmented risks, exploding together, are more troublesome. For now, that’s it—slowly clearing the fog.