Recently, I’ve been accumulating more and more wallets, and using more and more chains, leading to asset fragmentation to the point where I have to flip through my transaction history for a long time... Later, I simply gave up: keep only one "main wallet" as a storage, and treat other chains as small change wallets. Use them up and clear them out, so opening them doesn’t feel like opening a blind box every time. Also, set aside ten minutes each week to copy the balances of all chains into a simple spreadsheet (just a memo), and scan for authorized/idle addresses at the same time.

Why can I stay calmer? Honestly, it’s because I set up a "review alarm" for myself. Even if I don’t check the market, I have to glance at my accounts; otherwise, when emotions run high, I’ll start switching chains and transferring funds recklessly. Recently, I’ve heard some regions talk about increasing taxes and tightening compliance, which changes deposit and withdrawal expectations. People tend to get flustered more easily, so in times like these, it’s best not to scatter assets everywhere. First, consolidate your paths to avoid getting stuck when you really need to act. That’s all for now.