Recently, multi-chain wallets are becoming more and more like drawers filled with charging cables: each chain a little bit, clearly not a lot in total, but looking a mess. My approach is pretty simple—first draw a "boundary" for myself: keep one main wallet as a vault, and use a secondary wallet for daily interactions; each chain only holds two types of assets: gas and core positions, other small fragments should be merged if possible, cleaned up if possible, otherwise just cross-chain and authorization records will wear you out.

These days, there's more talk about rate cut expectations, the US dollar index moving together with risk assets, basically macro fluctuations make fragmentation even more painful: when trying to rebalance, you find money scattered everywhere, and the action cost doubles directly. Next time, I plan to do a weekly "consolidation," and clean up old authorizations at the same time... How do you prevent your wallets from multiplying endlessly?