Someone asked me how to manage a multi-chain wallet without getting messy. To be honest, I’ve tried a bunch of solutions too, and in the end I found the core is really just two things: don’t be greedy, and don’t be lazy. There are so many on-chain projects now—it’s like a marketplace. Every new L1/L2 comes in with incentives and TVL pushes right away; the data looks pretty lively. But let’s be real: a lot of people are just doing the “dig, withdraw, and sell” routine—funds go in and out, and in the end they can’t even keep track of how much is left on which address.

My approach is pretty simple: I only keep two or three actively used wallets on the most common chains, and leave the rest alone. I just do a regular check on the on-chain fund flows. Big players are actually more level-headed. They rarely chase incentives running around. Instead, while things are hot, they gradually move assets into cold wallets. In any case, I think asset fragmentation isn’t scary; what’s scary is letting your emotions follow the fragmentation. In the end, you can’t even figure out how much is where.