Recently, I’ve been using more and more wallets, and the chains are becoming more scattered. Asset fragmentation is so bad that I have to flip through records to keep track… Honestly, I’m not afraid of losing money, I’m just afraid of “forgetting where I put it.” My current habit is to assign a role to each chain / each wallet: the main wallet only holds long-term assets, interaction wallets are treated as consumables, small test wallets are used and cleared at will, anyway, don’t let them interconnect. Then, once a week, I scan the on-chain data: look at TVL changes, active addresses, real income, and check if I have any “ghost positions.”

Recently, there’s been a lot of talk about NFT royalties again. Creators want income, markets want liquidity. To me, it seems more like: the less stable the cash flow, the more people love to fragment their assets to control risk. As for redundancy, I just see it as doing a “backup”: not teaching people how to back up, but leaving a mental safety net so that if one wallet has an issue, it won’t freeze the entire account. That’s all for now.