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CandyDrop
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Launchpool
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Recently, my wallets are getting more and more numerous, and the chains are spreading out more and more, with assets fragmented to the point that I have to flip through records for a long time... To be honest, it's not that there are too many chains, but that my brain capacity isn't enough. Now I follow one principle: try to return stakable assets to the main wallet, and only keep enough small change on other chains. Don't scatter a bunch of small amounts everywhere, or the transaction fees + signature pop-ups will drive you crazy. Modularization, DA layer narratives, developers are thrilled about it, but as a low-frequency user like me, I only care about: is there one more address to manage in the end.
If I can only keep one habit, it’s to write a note immediately after each cross-chain or wallet switch.