My biggest headache now isn't the market, but multi-chain wallets spread out: one on Chain A, one on Chain B, Gas fees paid separately, assets fragmented to the point of being annoying. Later, I simply set a "rebalancing day" for myself, letting it drift normally, and only on that day do I do a unified check and consolidate into 2-3 commonly used chains, treating the rest as small vaults and not bothering to check them often. Honestly, whether it's messy or not mainly depends on whether you're constantly clicking around out of boredom.

Why do I get itchy hands? It's because I see new L1/L2 chains offering incentives and pulling TVL, and while everyone in the group is complaining "mining, selling," I can't help but wonder: what if I miss out this time... then I start cross-chain transfers, open new wallets, add a bunch of authorizations, and finally my position discipline completely falls apart. My current approach is pretty simple: keep only one "operation account" on each chain, with a small limit; put the main funds in a less active address, revoke authorizations when possible, and don't be too hard on yourself.