I now manage multi-chain assets entirely based on the "sticky note" approach; otherwise, it really gets messy: the main wallet only holds main chain assets, each interaction wallet is on a different chain, and when encountering a new project, I first test it with a small account. After completing, I clear all authorizations. Before each transfer, I always take a quick look: is this for interaction or for profit? Otherwise, it's easy to send small amounts here and there, only to find out later that gas costs add up and the paths are broken...

Recently, I’ve been comparing RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products more often. I care more about "can I withdraw anytime + do I understand the risks." No matter how good the returns look, if the wallet is scattered like broken glass, it’s pretty stressful. It’s better to organize the accounts first than to chase hot topics.