I now almost manage my multi-chain wallets like a "fragmented asset artist": A chain has a speck of dust, B chain has an NFT, C chain still has forgotten airdrops waiting to be claimed. Opening the wallet is like rummaging through an old wardrobe—there's everything but no focus.

My simple method is: only keep long-term assets in the main wallet, treat all other chains as "temporary workers," use them and then clear them out, merge when possible, don’t argue with myself.
Recently, the group has been cycling through rumors about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging, and after seeing it so often, I’ve become indifferent: the more they argue, the more I want to diversify my funds, but in the end, diversification only leaves me with the anxiety of "how much do I really have."
Anyway, I’ll first match the chains with their purposes—more reliable than watching K-line charts.
For now, I’ll do that, transfer the small amounts from the three minor wallets back to the main wallet, and also complete the notes.