At 3 a.m., I stared blankly at the scattered ETH sitting in four wallets. In the multi-chain era, asset fragmentation really is unsolvable—one chain on L1, one wallet; on L2 you still have to open several more; shuffling back and forth across cross-chain bridges in and out racks up fees that are even more expensive than gas. Recently the community has been arguing fiercely over privacy coins and compliance for mixing services. But honestly, rather than obsess over whether mixing can work, I think it’s better to first get your assets sorted: put your commonly used investments in mainstream wallets, use secondary accounts for testnets and airdrops, and don’t let your assets get scattered to the point that even you can’t be bothered to dig through them. Anyway, I’ve started trying aggregator wallets recently, but I only put in enough to play with—my main goal is “have a cup of tea and calm down.” For now, that’s it. Go to sleep.