Last night before bed, I got frustrated again by my multi-chain wallet: A chain a little, B chain a little, the balances look quite substantial, but when I actually want to transfer, I have to spend ages checking records, and I have to keep Gas fees separate for each chain... Basically, asset fragmentation messes with your mindset.

My current makeshift solution: for frequently used addresses, fixate on two or three; avoid interacting with other chains if possible; immediately revoke permissions after each interaction, don’t leave them hanging for convenience. Also, use a hardware wallet + handwritten recovery phrase stored separately, don’t upload screenshots to the cloud—losing them would be a disaster.

Recently, I also saw a bunch of AI Agents/auto-trading accounts bragging about “fully automated on-chain interactions,” but I definitely don’t dare let scripts click around on my main wallet... saving a few steps is tempting, but who’s responsible if security gets compromised? For now, I prefer to be cautious, even if it’s more trouble, rather than leaving a phishing loophole.