Just finished organizing my wallet, and I’m almost dizzy from my own mess. Cross-chain bridges, Polygon, arb, op, Base… on each chain there are only a few coins. Some are worth just a few dozen dollars—spending a little on gas fees is already not worth it. Even I can’t remember where I put what. I can’t figure out how I ever dared to run leverage back then.

Recently, a friend said they sold an NFT at a loss. People are arguing loudly about royalties and creator income. In any case, all I feel is that liquidity is getting harder and harder to deal with—you can’t even sell when you want to.

Tell me, isn’t it right to manage your assets? But once you start managing them, it gives you a headache. So I’ve just written a notes app: chain name, address, what I put there, and how long I’m planning to keep it—just a simple log. It doesn’t really solve the root problem, but at least my anxiety when I boot up is a little less.

That’s it for now—I don’t know how long I’ll be able to stick with it. Anyway, I keep telling myself: when you see a new chain to go “farm,” you’d better first get the stuff in your hands straight.