Lately, dealing with my multi-chain wallet has been overwhelming: a little change on chain A, some LP on chain B, and on chain C, there's an ongoing airdrop task. When the page gets too cluttered, I start questioning life. So I stick to a simple management method: only keep the "sleeping" core assets in the main wallet, and use small accounts for other chains, directly renaming them to "Experiment/Grind/Short-term," to avoid making excuses for reckless adding of positions...

Seeing the complaints about miner/validator income and the fairness of MEV ordering, I become even more hesitant to throw large amounts around. Honestly, if the order changes, slippage and execution can wear you out. High APY still tempts me, but first I make sure to understand the source clearly. If I can avoid cross-chain, I avoid it; if I do cross, I keep a record. Anyway, I prefer to be fragmented rather than chaotic.