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I tend to carry a lot of money in my wallet, but as a result, my assets are also shattered into pieces: one mainnet, one layer two, several testnets I forgot to clean up... Later I realized that relying on "memory" will definitely lead to chaos. Now I have a dead simple method: keep only one main address for each chain, clear out the rest; do a fixed weekly reconciliation, record cross-chain, authorization, staking, lending transactions all in one table (not aiming for prettiness, just for replayability). Another habit is to avoid chains that constantly issue tokens, recently watching the inflation + studio + coin price spiral play out again, fragmentation is even worse, and it’s hard to keep track in the end.
What I’ve learned isn’t skills, but: don’t let “available options” turn into “unverifiable chaos.”