The more I use multi-chain wallets, the more they feel like a failed drawer organizer... ETH, L2, BSC, Solana, one copy each, small airdrops, some LPs, and a few NFTs—assets are fragmented like cookie crumbs.

Eventually, I simply set a dumb rule for myself: keep only one "main wallet" for the big holdings, and treat other chains as temporary workers; after using them, try to consolidate back into the main wallet.
Before cross-chain or switching chains, I write a note (who to transfer to, what for, expected withdrawal time), or I forget what I was doing in a couple of days.
Recently, everyone has been complaining about MEV and unfair ordering, and I also feel pretty powerless about it. Honestly, retail traders on the chain sometimes just get passively hit with slippage and sandwich attacks. The more this happens, the less I want my money to scatter everywhere, exposing myself too much.
Anyway, I’d rather spend less effort, keep my positions clear, and set good stop-losses—being alive is more important than anything else.