The airdrop season has come again, and the task platforms are cracking down more and more on anti-witch activities. The point system really forces the yield farmers to compete like clocking in at work... As a result, my assets are more scattered than ever: mainnet, layer 2, testnet, various small wallet accounts. Flipping through all of them just to find some gas can make anyone anxious.

My current quick fix is: keep only one "main wallet" for the big holdings, and use a "work wallet" for all on-chain interactions. After using it, revoke permissions or just leave it alone so I don't touch it again; before cross-chain transfers or completing tasks, I write a note in my memo: "Why am I doing this, what's the maximum loss," otherwise I might impulsively authorize something in a hot moment. Also, I set aside half an hour weekly to review: which chains still have small leftover assets, which tokens are worthless, which contracts still have unlimited permissions... Honestly, if I don’t review, everything gets messy.

I'm not regretful about the outcome, but I regret that I used the same wallet to confirm all dApps for convenience back then. Looking back at the permissions list really makes my heart race. For now, I’ll just keep tidying up the fragmentation slowly.