I now manage multi-chain assets, and I rely entirely on a sticky note to keep me going… Otherwise, once I have more wallets and more chains, my balances are like coins in a drawer—everything is there, but I can never quite add up. My grassroots method is to split things by “purpose” rather than by “chain”: one for funds that stay untouched long-term, one for daily interactions, and one purely for testing/airdrop claims. Each time I cross chains or change addresses, I immediately add a line to the sticky note: date + from where to where + why I transferred. If I don’t write it clearly, after two days I start doubting life.

Recently, someone also tied ETF capital flows and the risk appetite in the US stock market together into a single rope to explain every rise and fall. To be honest, I watch it too, but I don’t dare to treat it as navigation. What really torments me every day is the on-chain mess of fragmented, scattered pieces: the tiny fractions of transaction fees, authorizations that haven’t been revoked, and a little bit of value still sitting in old addresses… Anyway, I’ll record everything first—so I can enjoy the gains, and not end up realizing at the end that I’m the one who lost them.