I now manage assets across multiple blockchains with a multi-chain wallet, mostly relying on "Post-it Note OCD" to keep going... Taped on the desk is a note: which chain to put what on, which wallet is "hot," which is "cold," otherwise, once it becomes fragmented, I start to lose track of the funds (even though they are all in my own hands). Each time, only one main wallet interacts with external parties; the others are just storage, permissions should be revoked if possible, and authorization records should be reviewed every few days. If something looks off, I revoke it.

Recently, news about cross-chain bridge hacks has come out, and I’m even more hesitant to move assets back and forth. Honestly, I’d rather pay a higher on-chain fee than gamble on a bridge. After the oracle went haywire, everyone was just "waiting for confirmation," and I do the same—waiting a few more blocks before confirming a transaction. A little slower is fine; it’s better than risking an accident. That’s all for now.