Recently, dealing with multi-chain wallets has been a bit overwhelming, assets scattered across four or five chains, opening them feels like rummaging through drawers: some are real positions, others are just small change left over from interactions at the time. To put it plainly, fragmentation isn't about having less money; it's about attention being divided, which makes it easiest to operate chaotically.

I'm now trying to keep my "frequently used chains" to two, and for the other chains, I only keep a dedicated small wallet as a toolbox; my main wallet does two things: long-term holdings + necessary gas. Seeing new L1/L2s offering incentives to attract TVL, that kind of herd "mining and selling" actually tests your bookkeeping skills more, or else you won't even know where you're losing on fees.

Tonight, I'll first copy the balances from each chain into a spreadsheet, and conveniently revoke unnecessary authorizations before going to sleep.