My previous multi-chain wallet was just "create a new one wherever there's an activity," resulting in assets being fragmented into crumbs. Later, I wanted to find a floor listing for an NFT and had to scroll through half a day's worth of history... Now I just don't bother pretending to be smart: the main wallet only holds long-term assets and identities (like commonly used avatars/tickets), interaction wallets are specifically for contracts, airdrops/testing new chains are opened separately, and if I lose money, it doesn't affect my mood. There's also a simple trick: pick one day each week to consolidate scattered stablecoins and gas fees, otherwise the group chat will start sharing "de-anchoring," "reserve audits" charts again, and if you panic, it gets even more chaotic—mistakenly switching chains with a shaky hand is easy. Anyway, treating wallets like drawers with compartments really makes things easier over time.

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