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I used to have multi-chain wallets that were as messy as drawers, jumping to whichever chain was cheaper, and as a result, my assets became fragmented to the point I couldn't find them myself: that U token on Chain A, that NFT on Chain B, and the rest stuck in bridges waiting in line... Now I force myself to do "organization": only two or three main wallets, and the rest are disposable gloves that I use once and then discard; after each interaction, I immediately jot down a small note (chain + protocol + approximate gas range + whether I might hit the warden boundary), otherwise in two weeks I completely forget why I left that 0.03 there.
Additionally, I set aside one fixed day each week to consolidate scattered assets into a "storage chain," even if it costs a bit more gas, it's more reassuring. Recently, funding rates have been extreme again, and the group is arguing whether to reverse or keep pumping the bubble. I, for one, first clarify my positions and addresses; otherwise, when the market gets frantic, the first thing to blow up is often my mind.