Lately, I’ve been overwhelmed by “multi-chain wallets + a bunch of small assets”… To be honest, it’s not about whether I’m making money or not, it’s about not being able to find, forgetting where I stored them, and also being afraid that I didn’t authorize everything properly.

My approach is pretty simple: keep the main wallet for large holdings and frequently used chains, and use a “task wallet” for all other chains, with at most one or two addresses per chain; after claiming airdrops or interacting, immediately sweep the balances back and convert excess tokens into the main asset, or else the fragments will pile up and look more like a junkyard.
Add a table to record: chain, address, what was done, last activity time, authorization check date, so I can reproduce the process and feel at ease.
Recently, everyone has been using ETF capital flows and US stock risk appetite to explain market rises and falls, and I’ve also grown tired of that.
Anyway, I’d rather focus on the net value changes and cost flow of my own addresses, at least I won’t be led by emotions.
I trust data more, not because data is smarter, but because intuition is too easy to find excuses for myself.
That’s all for now.