What annoys me most right now isn’t the price going up or down—it’s having too many wallets and too many chains, with my assets getting chopped into crumbs like cookie bits… I’ll leave some gas on Chain A, then I’ll have some old DeFi position sitting on Chain B. And when it’s truly time to retreat and pull out, I end up flustered and scrambling.

So later, I followed a “backup” mindset: keep the main wallet only for the big chunks and long-term holdings, and dump anything you move around often into a “temporary wallet.” On each chain, keep at most one small stash of loose change that’s enough for day-to-day use. Then package and consolidate the rest on a schedule—otherwise you’ll always be hunting for change.

Lately, Meme and celebrities say a couple of lines and then everything rotates. A lot of new users run after it, but the bottom line is this: the more scattered your wallets are, the easier it is for you to end up taking the last handoff. If you want to win, first learn how to retreat—don’t back yourself up into a pile of junk files.