I tend to open positions as casually as ordering takeout, and as a result, my wallet is accumulating just like my takeout orders: one on the main chain, a bunch on L2s, and a few leftover testnets... Asset fragmentation has gotten to the point where I have to dig through chat records to find addresses. My current rough method is: keep two or three wallets fixed for regular use, and treat all others as "storage" that don't move; every time I cross-chain or switch chains, I immediately add a note (otherwise I really forget when I wake up the next day); on weekends, I consolidate all the small amounts back into one main address to avoid seeing a bunch of tiny balances that mess with my mood. Recently, the "compound yield" staking method has been causing quite a fuss, but I’m more worried about getting caught in a nested trap and not even knowing which chain my funds are on... For now, I’ll just keep it messy and random—at least I won’t lose anything.

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