Using a multi-chain wallet for a long time really turns it into a "asset fragment storage box." When I open it, I see: one chain here, a bunch of chains there, and I’m too lazy to count. My method is very simple: only one main wallet, the rest are temporary; before cross-chain transfers, I clear all authorizations. When I see unlimited permissions, I get angry—I’d rather spend a bit more Gas to revoke them, or else if I get robbed someday, I won’t know which chain the theft started from. Also, don’t aim for perfection in bookkeeping—just categorize by "usage": long-term, yield farming, NFT playing, and keep them separate. Recently, there’s been a fuss about NFT royalties—both liquidity providers and creators want a share, but the ones who get cut first are often those who didn’t manage their wallet permissions well… Anyway, just make sure not to mess up your own setup first.