Recently, I’ve been opening more and more wallets, and my assets are being broken into tiny pieces: one on the main chain, two on the layer-2, and some dust still on the testnet… Honestly, if I don’t manage it, it’s bound to be a mess. My simple method is: keep only one “main wallet” as a storage, and the others are one-time construction site wallets, used up and then cleared; also keep a spreadsheet to note what each chain has—don’t rely on memory. Yesterday, I even found a cross-chain bridge transaction with the address 0x7a3…c21, no note attached, and I had to reverse-engineer it by matching the browser timestamp and counterparty address for half an hour, almost thinking I was investigating a rug pull project… By the way, the current NFT royalty disputes are also quite similar: everyone wants liquidity, but no one wants to clearly say where the money comes from. Anyway, now every time I transfer, I first write in the note “why I’m transferring, where to,” or else next time I’ll be playing detective again.