Lately, I've been messing around with multi-chain wallets, and I feel that asset fragmentation is truly a chronic illness: one chain here, another chain there, in the end, it's not the market's fault but because I can't find things myself.


My simple method is to fix the commonly used chains in two wallets: one as a "daily pocket" for things I need to use, and the other as a "storage room" that stays mostly untouched; the rest of the miscellaneous chains are periodically (like on weekends) consolidated and checked.
If they can be merged, I merge them; if not, I record a small note to avoid repeatedly transferring back and forth next time and paying tuition fees.
Recently, everyone talks about interest rate cut expectations, the dollar index, and risk assets rising and falling together.
I actually prefer to tidy things up… Whether the market moves or not is up to fate, but at least I won't let my wallets mess me up.
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