Lately, messing around with multi-chain wallets, the biggest enemy isn't the market conditions, but "asset fragmentation" that confuses people: sometimes there's just a bit of gas left on one chain, other times a small LP is hanging somewhere, after a while it’s like having all loose change in a drawer, hard to find the main point.

My clumsy solution is to assign roles to each wallet: one used only for long-term storage, one for interactions (don't put large amounts when authorized), and another as a "trial and error" account.
Then, once a week, I scan the on-chain records, writing little stories about why the money moved from A to B, or else I won’t believe myself in a couple of weeks.
Recently, I heard rumors of increased taxes and tighter compliance in certain regions, making deposit and withdrawal expectations more cautious, which leads people to split their assets even more to "diversify risk," but eventually, the management costs of fragmentation really rise.
And there's a little emotional note: I used to follow a bunch of accounts that shouted loudly, but later I found myself getting more anxious the more I watched, so I just unfollowed a few…
Anyway, the more wallets I have, the more I need to reduce my information sources, or my brain will explode first.