The multi-chain era brings undeniable benefits, but it also creates a hidden cost that often goes unnoticed: decision fatigue. Constantly juggling questions like "which network should I use, which bridge to take, what's the optimal route"—these micro-decisions drain cognitive energy and overshadow what truly matters in blockchain adoption.

I've found myself falling into this trap repeatedly. The complexity of navigating multiple chains, evaluating different bridge solutions, and optimizing transaction routes became overwhelming. So I made a deliberate shift: instead of chasing every opportunity across every network, I set clear constraints for myself. I focused on a specific ecosystem and strategy, using it as my primary testing ground.

This constraint paradoxically created clarity. By narrowing my scope, I stopped treating every technical option as equally valid and started asking better questions about what I actually need. For others exploring this space, the lesson is simple—sometimes the best way to thrive in a multi-chain world isn't to embrace all options, but to choose your battles wisely.