Over the past two days, I’ve seen a bunch of people using ETF fund flows and U.S. stock market risk appetite to explain crypto price swings. Basically, macro can be an emotional backdrop, but what I’m more afraid of is my own wallet being stuffed with tons of small balances that end up frying my brain… After using a multi-chain wallet for a long time, it’s like a drawer—you get more and more clutter the more you cram into it. Honestly, I’ve only got a few principles right now: for commonly used holdings, keep only two chains; merge other chains if you can. Before every cross-chain move or chain switch, check congestion and active addresses—don’t be a sucker during peak hours. Small assets should be unified on a regular schedule into one “liquidation-style” consolidation into a main wallet; the rest can be treated as tuition fees. With too many fragments, it’s just annoying to look at. The most important thing is to keep the records written clearly—otherwise, the day it really pumps, you won’t even be able to find which chain it’s on.