These days, I've been getting a bit frustrated with multi-chain wallets again. Assets are spread across several chains, and when I want to operate, I start flipping through: Does this address have authorization? Is the gas on that chain enough? Has the bridge been used... Honestly, fragmentation itself isn't scary; what's scary is that you can't even remember clearly yourself.

My current simple method is: only keep two or three "regular wallets" for daily use, and treat the rest as cold wallets/storage; keep only a small amount of change on each chain for transaction fees, and concentrate the rest in the main wallet to reduce mistakes. Also, dedicate ten minutes each week to review: which chain it's on, what’s stored there, whether there are any inexplicable authorizations, and conveniently remove any unused authorizations.

Recently, there’s been talk about certain regions tightening or loosening taxes and compliance rules, which causes deposit and withdrawal expectations to fluctuate. People get more chaotic and prone to mistakes when in a hurry. Anyway, I prefer to go slow and avoid frequent switching. That said, every time I see a bunch of small balances like scattered coins, I still get annoyed... Forget it, I’ll just complete the address notes before sleeping.