Recently, multi-chain wallets are becoming more and more like drawers filled with charging cables. They can all be used, but trying to find one makes you want to curse. As for asset fragmentation, honestly, it's not about "diversifying risk," but "dividing attention." If you're not careful, you'll forget that there's still some small change eating dust on certain chains.

I'm just someone who gets anxious watching TVL charts every day, with a rather simple management method: keep only one wallet + one chain in the main account, and treat other chains as "temporary workers," clearing them after use; every time I cross chains, I casually note down a line of remarks—when I transferred from where, what I used it for—otherwise, in a couple of weeks, I might even suspect I got hacked... Anyway, I’d rather earn a little less now than spend every day searching through a dozen addresses for myself.

And also, the recent trend of interpreting ETF fund flows, US stock risk appetite, and crypto market fluctuations as tightly linked has made me more anxious: one sentence outside, another mess on-chain. For now, I’ll just gather a few small accounts tonight.