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Recently, I’ve been using my wallet more and more, and my assets are becoming more fragmented. To be honest, what I fear most isn’t losing money, but getting busy and forgetting which chain still has some small amounts left, or sending transactions on the wrong network...
My current simple method is: only keep one "main wallet" in the primary account, and treat all other chains as temporary tools. Use them and then clear them to a visible place;
Spend ten minutes weekly checking balances and authorizations, and conveniently turn off unused approvals to prevent being drained while sleeping one day.
The NFT royalty disputes are also quite annoying to watch; secondary sales need liquidity, creators need income. Anyway, before I buy, I think clearly: is this a collection or speculation? Don’t impulsively buy and then ask for “consensus” in the group.
Trading psychology is the same; practicing rather than “conquering” feels much more comfortable. Being able to organize assets and cut losses according to plan already means you’ve slightly outperformed yesterday’s self.