Recently, multi-chain wallets are becoming more and more like packing away drawers: one chain holds some gas, another chain holds some LP, and when you need to use them, it takes forever to find them, which messes with your mindset. My simple method is to divide them into three piles: frequently used/long-term holdings/experiments. For frequently used, stick to two or three wallets for quick transfers; for long-term holdings, try to move them as little as possible (note each move); for the experimental pile, if you lose money, treat it as tuition, and don't mix it with your main positions. Also, set a fixed day each week for reconciliation—don't wait for market fluctuations to realize you still have leftover coins on certain chains. Recently, everyone has been talking about rate cut expectations, the US dollar index, and risk assets rising and falling together. Honestly, the correlation can change at any time. I see myself more as someone who "organizes the path" rather than "chases after emotions." First, keep your assets from fragmenting, so your operations won't easily go wrong.