Honestly, after using multi-chain wallets for a long time, asset fragmentation can really drive you crazy: one chain has some gas, another chain has a liquidity pool transaction, and then a borrowing position... I now force myself to do two things: only keep 1-2 "core wallets" in the main wallet, and everything else is temporary and cleared after use. As soon as a cross-chain transfer arrives, I record it immediately, or I’ll forget by the next day. The other thing is to do a fixed half-hour reconciliation every week, separately reviewing "health-related positions" and not mixing them with scattered NFTs or small airdrops. Recently, on-chain data tools and tagging systems have been criticized for lagging behind and being misleading, and I’m not sure how reliable they are either. Anyway, I mark important addresses myself, manually noting them for peace of mind... That’s it for now, so I don’t lose track of where the liquidation line is someday.

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