My wallets are now so many that it’s like I’ve opened several drawers, and the money is all in fragments... I want to check out a proposal after work, but I spend the first 10 minutes just finding which chain and address the assets are on, and my mood drops by 1.


Later, I adopted a simple management method: use one main wallet for regular use + one dedicated small wallet for interactions (the kind I wouldn’t mind losing), and avoid moving the rest of the addresses if possible; every weekend, I consolidate the scattered balances and clean up the authorizations, or I honestly can’t remember who I’ve granted access to.

Recently, the NFT royalty debate also feels similar: creators want to earn more, while secondary markets complain about liquidity being blocked... I think to myself, having more chains is the same—more choices make it easier to get confused, and in the end, all the costs fall on yourself.
Anyway, I prioritize “control” first, avoid overcomplicating things, and save my brain for voting and strategic decisions, which are more worthwhile.
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