Airdrop season is back again. Task platforms are both fighting against anti-fraud and rolling out points-based systems, making my wallet feel like it’s being forced to work: claim on one chain, do tasks on another—my assets get scattered all over the place. Later, thinking about it, it’s kind of ridiculous. It was supposed to simplify life, but instead I end up spending every day counting how many little pockets of money I have.

My current clumsy approach is: keep the main wallet only for long-term holdings and daily use, with permissions kept as clean as possible; all the “free-earn/reward-hunting” and testing funds get dumped into a separate wallet. I also stick to just two or three chains—once it exceeds that, I won’t touch it, even if it means missing out. I’d rather miss opportunities than risk everything. Every weekend, I spend ten minutes sweeping through the balances on each chain; if I can consolidate them, I will. If the fees aren’t worth it, I just treat it as “lost corners,” and don’t let my attention get scattered over a few bucks. Basically, multi-chain isn’t the problem—no rules is what causes the mess.