My wallet is so full now that I find it annoying: one on the main chain, a bunch on L2, and a few specifically for interactions... Asset fragmentation has reached a point where it's not about making or losing money, but you simply can't keep track of where the small change still is. My simple method: categorize by "use case," not by "chain." One wallet only holds long-term positions (basically untouched), another dedicated to farming new L1/L2 incentives (accepting losses if they happen), and keep a clean wallet for whitelisting/signatures, not linked to each other.

Check balances for ten minutes every week: looking at the balance is just a habit, the main focus is reviewing authorizations and recent deposit/withdrawal records, and also glancing at whether the team/foundation wallets are moving funds or if any unlocks are coming up soon. Recently, I saw activities that boost TVL, with veteran users complaining about farming and selling... Honestly, I also farm, but I treat it all as "high-risk side gigs," and when it comes to the main wallet, I consider it done after work.

I trust data points more than intuition, at least on-chain data won't play tricks; as for intuition, it's easy to get fooled by FOMO a second time, enough is enough.