My multi-chain wallet is becoming more and more like a drawer at home: here’s a card, there’s a key, always a mess when looking for something... Later, I came up with a simple method: only keep long-term assets in the main wallet, use a "small change wallet" for daily use, and for each chain, set up a secondary account. Before cross-chain transfers, write a note like "what is this for" in the remarks, or else after a few days, even I won’t recognize it.

Recently, the set of staking/sharing security features was criticized as a "copycat," which I can understand. The compounded yields look attractive, but if something goes wrong, it could wipe everything out. Fragmented assets make it even harder to know which chain to prioritize during a rescue. Anyway, I’m willing to spend an extra step: every time I add a new chain or protocol, I first test the deposit and withdrawal process with a small amount, and clean up the authorizations. It’s a bit troublesome, but at least I won’t wake up in the middle of the night forgetting where my money is.