My biggest headache now isn't the market trend, but the more wallets I open, the more fragmented my assets become, like scattering change all over the house: a little on Chain A, a little on Chain B, and I have to prepare gas fees for each. When I actually need to use them, I end up flipping back and forth trying to find the right one.

Later, I simply set a rough rule for myself: keep two or three main wallets for frequent use, and treat the rest as "storage" that I don't touch; once a week, I set aside a day to organize the scattered assets and clean up any authorizations I can revoke, so I don't rely on my memory as a security measure.
Recently, the hype around staking and shared security with the "compound yield" approach has been quite loud, basically a nested set of protocols that make you forget where the underlying risks are... I look at the flashy yield pages and just ask: where exactly is this money locked? If something goes wrong, can I find it at a glance?
My biggest fear isn't losing money; it's losing control — losing money is just painful, but losing control means you can't even clearly say what you have, where it is, or how to withdraw, and that's truly dangerous.