Lately, dealing with multi-chain wallets has been a bit annoying, like having screws scattered everywhere: one chain has some gas, another chain has an NFT, and there's still a "to be decided later" transfer record stuck on the bridge... I now force myself to keep only two or three commonly used wallets, treating the rest as cold storage, and not getting tempted to click around everywhere. Honestly, it's not that I'm afraid of forgetting passwords, but that one day I see suspicious transactions and start doubting "Is this caused by node delays or reorganization?" then spend an entire night drawing diagrams and messing around.

If I hadn't been greedy for convenience and spread small amounts across five or six chains back then, now doing an audit wouldn't feel like reconciling accounts. Especially recently, with all the public opinion that links ETF fund flows, US stock risk appetite, and crypto market rises and falls, I want to tidy up my positions and on-chain traces more carefully: fewer cross-chain transfers, fewer authorizations, and leaving notes for every operation. Otherwise, if something really goes wrong later, I won't even know which chain to start checking... Just leave it like this for now, and improve gradually.