Recently, I’ve been opening more and more wallets, and my assets are becoming so fragmented that I have to ask myself: are these coins behind the decimal points really for investing or just hiding and seeking... My current quick fix is: keep only two chains in the main wallet, and treat all other chains as "business trip wallets," clear them out after use, and don’t let the balances grow weeds there.


Then I make a table (yes, even as a coder, I can’t escape tables), and every time I cross chains, I jot down a line: from where to where, why I’m doing it, and how long I expect to be gone. Otherwise, in two weeks, all I’ll have left is “I must have had my reasons back then.”
Over on L2, they’re daily comparing TPS, fees, and subsidies. It looks lively, but honestly, the more attractive the subsidies are, the more I fear I’ll be guided to open another wallet. And one more thing: I no longer believe that “installing a multi-chain wallet will solve everything forever,” because in the end, it’s still people who cause the chaos, not the chains. For now, I’ll keep it like this—less wallets, the better.
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