As of the end of 2025, cross-chain asset management has transformed from cumbersome operations into a smooth task.

Many people are still using traditional methods to manage on-chain assets—manually checking the liquidity of different chains, comparing slippage one by one, and executing cross-chain bridging step by step. This process is not only time-consuming but also prone to errors at every stage. However, with the new protocol, this entire process has been completely transformed.

On-chain wealth management used to be repetitive work—I called it "digital brick moving". You needed to monitor the K-line, operate frequently, and always worry about gas fees and slippage costs. The situation is different now; through new protocols, you can directly express your intentions without having to worry about the specifics of how to achieve them.

Web3 has long entered the multi-chain era, but this has also brought new problems. With the development of Ethereum Layer 2, Layer 3, and various public chains, assets have become scattered across dozens of different execution layers. Imagine your ETH being held on three different Layer 2 networks; these assets are like being locked in their respective pipelines, making it difficult to coordinate operations. How to efficiently integrate these scattered assets has become a question that top investors are pondering.

The key change comes from the "intention engine" introduced by the new generation of protocols. All you need to do is express what you want—such as "I want to integrate ETH assets from three Layer 2s while optimizing risk exposure and yield"—and the system will automatically handle all the technical details like cross-chain routing, protocol integration, and slippage optimization.

This method makes asset management more efficient. No longer do you need to manually compare various options; the system will automatically find the optimal path. From liquidity integration to risk reallocation, the entire process becomes more natural and smooth.