Multi-chain wallets are really both hilarious and infuriating: one wallet/plugin per chain, and your assets are scattered like sesame seeds—so any day you want to reconcile your accounts, you start to question life. My rough method: keep only long-term holdings in the main wallet, and treat the other chains as “temporary workers,” clearing them after use. Each time I bridge over, I write a note first (what I’m going to do, and how long I expect to be back); otherwise, when I look back at a pile of small U tokens and NFT fragments, I can’t even remember what I was thinking in the first place. Also, with that kind of staking where the returns stack up—plus the recent big fuss about it—I also don’t dare to get too elaborate. Once you nest everything like a doll, by the end the books are impossible to keep straight, but the risks are crystal clear… Anyway, it’s better to first sort out the wallet hierarchy and “ownership” than to try to grab two additional points—much more solid and reassuring.