I’m genuinely a “multi-chain fragment collector” in my wallet… I click between ETH, L2, and a few smaller chains back and forth, and my assets end up scattered like potato chip crumbs. Later I realized I don’t need to make it too complicated: one main wallet as a “warehouse,” specifically for long-term holdings; and one impulsive wallet for interacting, “harvesting” profits, and randomly messing around with chain games—so even if something goes wrong, it won’t turn into a full-blown disaster. Every time I bridge across chains or change addresses, I jot down a note on the spot; otherwise, after a couple of weeks, looking at the on-chain records feels like I’m doing archaeology.

Recently, the whole yield stacking setup—re-staking plus shared security—has been getting criticized as “Russian nesting dolls,” and I’m a bit wary too. The returns look tempting, but the more I stack, the more chaotic my accounts get… What I fear most isn’t even losing money; it’s waking up in the middle of the night and wanting to top up some gas, only to find my funds are split across seven or eight chains so I can’t gather enough.

Anyway, I’ll figure out how to get myself sorted first.