I'm just someone glancing at the chain during my commute, but the multi-chain wallet thing really threw me off... Later, I simply accepted reality: don't aim for everything to be perfectly organized, just divide your money into three piles—use one wallet for small everyday amounts, store long-term holdings in a cold wallet, and for the remaining scattered coins, consolidate them onto one chain, swap to mainstream tokens when possible, to avoid the hassle of bridging back and forth. Check large transfers and balance changes every weekend, take screenshots and save them in an album, so I won't forget.

Recently, NFT royalties have been a heated topic, but to me, it seems more like: when liquidity tightens, everyone is less willing to flip through a dozen markets and seven or eight chains... Honestly, the more fragmented your assets are, the easier your mindset is to break. For now, let's stick with this—if I can avoid opening one wallet, I will.