My biggest headache right now isn't the market, but assets scattered across a bunch of chains and wallets, opening up and seeing all "small change"... Honestly, if I can't manage it well, it's easy to slip up and authorize something, forget to cancel, or not even know which chain deducted the funds.

My own simple method: one "cold/main wallet" only holds long-term positions, and I hardly authorize anything; one "hot wallet" is for daily interactions, where I dump airdrops and new protocols. I also keep a note (a phone memo works too) to record three things: which chain it's on, what I mainly hold, and whether there are any unrevoked authorizations. Every week, I casually check the authorizations and vault flows, and if I find anything strange, I revoke the authorization first.

Recently, major chains are upgrading/maintaining, and everyone in the group is guessing whether projects will migrate or not. I plan to clear out the balances on cross-chain bridges first; before and after the upgrade, I fear getting stuck halfway, with fragmented assets and cross-chain delays, making the experience feel like "tracking down missing persons." That's the plan for now—slower but more reassuring.