Using multi-chain wallets for too long is really annoying. One chain for ETH, one for Sol, and then another L2 as backup—assets are scattered like socks you can't find after moving. Personally, I now check each chain's balance while reviewing approvals every week, otherwise I wouldn't even know what I have left. Last week I found some forgotten gas sitting on a chain, almost threw it away as trash.

Lately I keep seeing ETF fund flows and US stock market news being used to explain crypto prices. To be honest, I only half-understand it, but I have an intuition: on-chain data is something you can see for yourself, while macro narratives are fed by others—at least the former won't lie to me. So for fragmented management, my simple approach is fixed tools + fixed actions. I'd rather put up with the hassle than trust those "one-click aggregation" solutions that sound too good to be true.

That's it for now. I'm off to clear today's approvals. I spotted a suspicious domain—raising the alarm first.