My multi-chain wallet is increasingly starting to look like a drawer filled with various adapters: not a lot of money, but so many small amounts that it's annoying.


My approach is pretty boring: the main wallet only holds the commonly used chains and assets, and all other chains are treated as "temporary workers," used and then cleared out, merged if possible;
once a week, I set aside a fixed day to sweep the small balances back to the main chain/main currency, saving a little on transaction fees—otherwise, seeing a bunch of dust-like balances just makes me want to roll my eyes.
Also, don't name addresses randomly; label them according to their purpose, or else one day you might sign a transaction by mistake and not even know who you're working for.
Recently, the community has been arguing about privacy coins and mixing coins within the compliance boundaries, and I’m even lazier about doing "cool-looking" operations.
Anyway, leaving traces on the chain is never rewarded by the market for confidence.
What about you?
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