Recently, multi-chain wallets are getting more and more, and assets are also becoming more fragmented. Looking at a bunch of small balances is just annoying... My current simple method is: keep long-term positions in the main wallet for established protocols, open a separate "test account" specifically for experimenting with new chains and airdrops, and a third one as a cold wallet, only move funds when necessary. Once a week, set a fixed day to consolidate the small amounts across all chains; if I can't reconcile everything, I just treat it as tuition fees and don't let it occupy my mind.

Lately, everyone has been comparing RWA and U.S. Treasury yields to on-chain yield products. Basically, they’re all trying to find the "seemingly stable" one, but I still ask first: what exactly is supporting these yields? Anyway, I no longer believe in the idea that "one wallet can hold the whole world and never get messed up." Human attention is the most scarce resource. For now, testing with low positions is the way to go.