Lately, using my wallet feels more and more like a drawer: a bit in L2, a bit on the mainnet, plus a few new chains to issue incentives and pull TVL—my assets are so fragmented that even I can’t keep track of them all… Long-time users also complain that “mine, withdraw, and sell” is pretty accurate. Anyway, my mindset now is just: don’t get led by the rhythm.

I set myself a simple rule: keep only one “main wallet” as the storage, and treat assets on other chains as temporary workers—use them, then try to gather everything back afterward. Once a week, after a late-night run, I reconcile the account and, while I’m at it, clear out any unused authorizations. Otherwise, one day if the mainnet suddenly becomes ridiculously expensive, I won’t be able to move anything even if I want to.

When there’s too much information noise, reduce the noise: focus only on the total asset amount and whether a rollback/cancellation is possible—don’t let a bunch of pointless airdrop tasks drag you around. For now, that’s it—after running through it, I really just want to say: don’t clog things up.