My biggest enemy lately as a queueing enthusiast isn’t someone else—it’s my own wallet list… Mainnet + Layer 2 + all kinds of testnets: funds are in A one moment, Gas is in B the next. Only right before minting do I realize my balance has been shattered into bits—I really want to start over on the spot.

So now I’m forcing myself to set up a “main wallet” that holds only long-term funds + my identity. For every other chain, I use sub-wallets to run quests, “loot free airdrops,” and “snag mints,” then clear everything right after I’m done. And I make sure to write in the notes exactly what this wallet is for—otherwise, two weeks later, I won’t even recognize it myself.

The twist is that recently people have been talking about certain places adding taxes and tightening compliance, so I’m even more sensitive about deposits and withdrawals. I’ve decided to fix my usual deposit/withdrawal paths into two routes, so I don’t end up scrambling at the last minute and getting stuck for half a day.

Anyway, this whole fragmentation situation is guaranteed to blow up if I rely on memory—I can only rely on rules to cover for my impulsive nature.