Sigh—once I installed more wallets for the chain, everything got in a mess. Recently, to chase a few new public-chain ecosystems, I set up multiple browser-extension wallet plugins. Now when I open the browser, there are a bunch of little fox icons squeezed into the extensions bar, and I can’t even tell which one is which anymore.



What’s even more annoying is the whole pile of discussions around privacy coins. Since the compliance boundary controversy around mixers is so big, people are even less willing to randomly put assets into wallets like these. Anyway, my current “makeshift” method is to make an Excel mapping table listing exactly which addresses are for what, and then also keep a whiteboard to handwrite a few key wallets’ public/private key mappings so I don’t lose them. The ecosystem experience is great, but the sense of security still has to be built with your own makeshift methods. That’s it for now.
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