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I'm just someone who only remembers to check my holdings late at night. The more multi-chain wallets I have, the more fragmented my assets become, which is really annoying: today I have some Gas left on Chain A, tomorrow I authorize a transaction on Chain B, the day after I forget to withdraw a few bucks sitting in Layer 2... Anyway, in the end, I have to rely on reviewing records to know "how much do I really have."
Right now, I’m using a simple method: only keep the main wallet for the big holdings, and treat all other chains as temporary wallets, clearing them after use. I also give each address a nickname; otherwise, looking at a string of 0x addresses at 2 a.m. really gives me a headache. Recently, Layer 2 solutions have been arguing about TPS, fees, and subsidies like crazy. I just want to laugh when I see it: no matter how attractive the subsidies are, the more wallets you open, the more management costs fall on yourself. That’s it for now; I’ll revise the plan tomorrow (most likely).