My multi-chain wallet is now so messy it's like a drawer... Asset fragmentation isn't the most annoying part; it's that every time I switch chains, I have to think: Is this balance enough to pay the fees? Don't end up saving a few bucks and losing out on slippage and back-and-forth tinkering. My simple method is: keep only one "main wallet" on each frequently used chain, and treat all other addresses as temporary; then make a spreadsheet (or bookkeeping app) that records only three things: which chain, what asset, and approximate purpose/lock-up situation. For small amounts, don't cross back and forth; it's better to concentrate on two or three chains for more stable execution quality.

Recently, I saw someone watching large on-chain transfers and abnormal movements of exchange hot and cold wallets, calling it "smart money." Honestly, I see it as a reminder: volatility is coming, but don't chase after it. I trust data more, at least because fees, slippage, and confirmation times won't be influenced by emotions; intuition can easily be misled by a large transfer... That's all for now.