In the past, whenever I had multiple multi-chain wallets, things would get messy: some small transactions on this chain, a few sitting in that exchange, and I’d forget to leave notes when transferring… It was only later that I realized that fragmentation itself isn’t scary; what’s scary is not keeping track of your own accounts.

Now I divide my assets into three piles: those that are long-term and untouched go into the “calm zone,” those I use occasionally stay in a main wallet, and the rest—messy and miscellaneous—are either cleared out as “change wallets” or periodically consolidated. Every time I cross chains or change addresses, I force myself to write a small note; otherwise, looking at the on-chain records after a couple of weeks feels like reading a stranger’s ledger.

Recently, some people have been watching large transfers on the chain and unusual movements in exchange hot and cold wallets, thinking it’s smart money. I also glance at them, but honestly, how others move their funds has nothing to do with keeping my wallet organized… First, keep your own path simple, and your emotions won’t be pulled around by a bunch of addresses.