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Honestly, the more multi-chain wallets you have, the more your assets feel like loose change scattered across different pockets. The more you want to “manage” everything, the easier it is to end up flustered and overwhelmed. I’m pretty old-school right now: my main wallet only holds long-term holdings and the chains I use regularly. For every other chain, I treat it as a “temporary wallet”—after I’m done, I move everything back to the main chain/stablecoins. And I even keep a small table to track three things: which chain, what it’s for, and whether I’ve got authorization but haven’t withdrawn it. Authorization is the easiest part to forget. So I check it every so often; otherwise, when the balance hasn’t changed, I still feel a little uneasy inside.
Lately, the fees have been extremely high again. In the groups, people are arguing whether to reverse it or keep pushing and pumping the bubble—I’m not sure either way. But at times like this, I definitely don’t want my positions spread out too much… The more chains there are, the more likely my emotions are to get amplified. Anyway, I’ll just make sure I can see things clearly first.