More and more wallets are being opened, and now whenever I open one, I feel like a rent collector, hitting one spot here and another there.



I tried those aggregation dashboards before—they look nice, but when you click in, it's still each chain's own gas fees, which is annoying. So eventually I stopped chasing everything, putting my main positions on two chains I frequently use, and the rest... well, the amounts are small anyway. I'll check them when I remember; if I forget, they're as good as gone. The NFT royalty debates are the same—creators complain they're starving, buyers say it's too expensive, and secondary market liquidity is terrible. I have a few small images sitting there for half a year with no one asking, and I can't be bothered anymore.

Simply put, I treat complexity as my enemy. If I can open one less wallet, I'll open one less. If I don't need to see certain data, I won't look. That's it for now.
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