My biggest concern now isn't the market conditions, but assets scattered across multiple chains: A chain with a little gas, B chain with a few NFTs, C chain still holding an old DeFi position, trying to reconcile accounts is a headache... I eventually just layered my wallets: a "calm wallet" only holds long-term assets, almost no permissions; a "tinkering wallet" is for interactions, minimizing permissions and revoking them after use; the remaining "airdrop/freebie" wallets are just thrown into a "trash wallet," with no connection to the main wallet. I also don't aim to keep all cross-chain assets in one wallet—it's okay to be fragmented, but each chain should at least have some gas to avoid getting stuck when revoking permissions/transferring. Recently, some mainstream chains are upgrading/maintaining, and everyone in the group is guessing whether projects will move. I’ve already revoked unnecessary permissions to avoid issues during maintenance. For now, I’ll review the permissions added to the tinkering wallet this week and revoke everything that can be revoked.