Lately, I've become a bit more aware thanks to multi-chain wallets: asset fragmentation is not something you can fix just by "adding a few more wallets." My approach is pretty simple—treat each chain as a small drawer, keep the main wallet for long-term holdings, and use a "dirty wallet" for daily interactions, then record in a spreadsheet: which chain, what it's for, how much gas is reserved. Basically, I’m pre-embedding the chaos so I don’t have to scramble around looking for scattered coins when I get busy.

These past couple of days, I’ve also seen news about regional tax increases and compliance tightening and loosening, with deposit and withdrawal expectations being pulled back and forth, which makes my mindset easily sway. I don’t want to spread my funds too thin either; constantly transferring is costly, and it’s easy to send to the wrong chain. As a result, today I still sent a transfer to the wrong network and was stuck there for half a day… Oh well, I don’t blame the market for losing money, just my parameters not being set right (and a slip of the hand). First, I’ll clarify the "drawers" again, and take it slow.