I now manage my multi-chain assets entirely with a “charger mindset”… In the past, I had all kinds of cables on my desk. To charge anything, I’d have to flip through them for half a day. The same went for my wallet: one main chain, a bunch of L2s, plus various small accounts I farmed from different test incentives—so fragmented it was like a drawer full of data cables.

Later, I stopped being too proud about it: I kept only one “daily-use” main wallet as a Type-C. The wallets on other chains were treated as adapters—used when needed, then put back in the drawer (periodically clearing small amounts and consolidating important assets into two or three fixed addresses). When new L1/L2 incentives come along to pull up TVL, I get itchy too, but after seeing old users complain about “mining, buying, selling”—I’m even more sure: don’t turn your wallet into a trash can. Participation is fine, but think about the exit first. Otherwise, in the end, you won’t even remember who you’re charging.