After using multi-chain wallets for a long time, assets really get fragmented everywhere: several mainnets, multiple Layer 2s, plus various small test transactions. It looks lively on the books, but when you actually need to use them, it takes ages to find what you need. My current principle is: first separate "frequently used liquid funds" from "long-term holdings." Keep just two or three chains fixed for the common assets, and don’t jump into every hot ecosystem; for long-term holdings, concentrate them as much as possible, keep them static, and when you do move, just record the transaction casually.

Another small habit is to review on-chain records weekly, and clean up those scattered dust tokens and unused authorizations, or else over time, you start to doubt yourself. Recently, everyone’s been talking about staking unlocks and token unlock calendars, feeling anxious about sell pressure. Honestly, during these times, I worry more about my assets being too scattered, making it slow to reduce positions or switch chains... Anyway, I’d rather have less of a "sense of participation" and keep things simple and refreshing.