Lately, it's not the market conditions that bother me the most, but the more I use my wallet, the more assets get fragmented like dumpling filling... Today I added some LP on Chain A, tomorrow I claim an airdrop on Chain B, and as a result, I have to calculate fees and check positions. If I'm not careful, I might miss something in a corner.

My current rough method is: keep only 2-3 chains in the main wallet, and treat other chains as "change wallets." When the amount reaches a threshold, transfer it back to the main chain; do a weekly reconciliation, writing the address and purpose in a memo (for example, "this is for earning fees from the stable pool, don't accidentally use it for high volatility"). Also, when I see everyone talking about staking unlocks and unlock calendars causing selling pressure anxiety, I will conveniently move related tokens from small wallets to the same page for monitoring, so I don't forget they're still scattered when the unlock happens. Just keep watching.