I now have so many wallets that I find it annoying: one mainnet, a few L2s, and a pile of scattered tokens from smaller chains… The balances look pretty big, but when it’s really time to use them, I find they’re all “fragments,” and there isn’t enough Gas. So later, I basically set rules for myself: I’ll only keep two or three wallets I use all the time, and the rest are just left aside, like they’ve been shut out in the cold. Once a week, I pick a day to gather up the leftovers; if they still can’t reach the minimum transfer amount, then I just accept the loss as tuition—don’t stare at it until your mindset explodes.

Recently, the staking unlock and the token unlock calendar have been dug back up to scare people again, and I’m actually less willing to spread things out now. I’m worried that some day I’ll need to retreat, and then the money will get stuck on the way. There’s also a small side story: a few days ago, I followed someone who kept yelling that “unlocking will crash.” The more I watched, the more anxious I got. Later I thought about it—I’m already the kind of person who can’t sleep… forget it, I just unfollowed and cut the drama. Emergency funds go into one address, speculative funds go into another, and the rest is fate. Otherwise, it really could get so messy that when I place orders my hands start to shake.