After I muted the group, the world suddenly got a lot calmer… In the past, I’d get blasted all day by all kinds of “new chains, new bridges, new airdrops.” If my hand itched, I’d just hop across—then my wallet’s assets would get chopped up into cookie-crumb dust: some on L2, some on sidechains, and still threaded with a bunch of gas I hadn’t used up.

Now I just organize things by “use”: on my regularly used main wallet, I only keep two or three chains plus a fixed small amount of funds reserved for day-to-day turnover; all the other chains get dumped into obscure wallets, like a warehouse. If I want to move anything, I first write a memo: why I put it there, how to get back, which bridge to use, and what the minimum liquidity is.

The whole modularity and DA-layer narrative has developers going wild—I get it. But for someone like me, it’s basically this: don’t add yet another layer that makes me pay extra fees… Anyway, I’ll start by mapping out my own asset layout clearly—because if it gets messy, it’s truly a nightmare.