Hey, there are more and more wallets, more and more chains, and assets are getting split up into smaller and smaller pieces. Back then, one wallet was enough. Now, just looking at these chains—BSC, Arbitrum, Base—I already have to remember a dozen-odd addresses. Some wallets open and you’ll find there are only a few dollars’ worth of gas left, and you’ve even forgotten when you put it in.

Personally, I actually like the approach of “one main wallet holds the bulk, and a few smaller accounts handle interactions.” It’s more troublesome, but at least I know what’s where. To put it bluntly, the on-chain world never was supposed to be neat and uniform—some messiness is normal.

Recently I’ve been seeing Meme rotation: once a celebrity calls for it, people rush in. I really feel bad for newcomers. If you stay under the sun too long, you’ll get dizzy too—everyone remember to bring an umbrella. Sometimes I don’t say too much because I know that even if I do, it won’t stop them. Once they experience it themselves, they’ll naturally understand. Anyway, on my side I’ve built my positions—when it’s time to go, I go, and I take profits when things are going well. I don’t need anyone to understand me.