Lately, using multi-chain wallets is starting to feel like stuffing a drawer full of screws: one stack for EVM, one stack for Sol, another for L2. Your assets get chopped into fragments, and even trying to find a small position means rummaging for half a day… My clumsy workaround right now is to “organize by purpose.” One main wallet holds only long-term assets and an interaction whitelist; the other is dedicated to farming airdrops/new protocols. The remaining scattered bits get swept back into a single “settlement address” on a regular schedule. Otherwise, liquidation lines, authorizations, and cross-chain bridge records end up mixed together—and that really fries your mindset.

By the way, that social mining setup of “attention is mining” looks a bit like burning time as Gas. Sure, it’s lively, but in the end, it’s still whoever’s incentive structure is more mechanical and whose settlement is more rigid. Today I spent the whole time reconciling a pile of addresses until my eyes ached, and my neck got stiff, so I’m calling it a day.