My wallet is now so large it’s like opening a branch: one on the main chain, a bunch on L2, testnets still clogged, assets fragmented to the point where I don’t even believe myself when I say “I have positions”… Honestly, I’m just afraid that one day I get excited watching the hype and add a new chain, only to have the transaction fees teach me a lesson as I cross back and forth.

My simple method: keep only two “regular wallets,” and treat the rest as cold storage; once a week, record a line for all the scattered assets (not aiming for precision, just knowing which chain they’re on), and conveniently revoke unused authorizations. Otherwise, when modularization and DeFi layer narratives heat up, developers get excited, and I, as a user, only get more confused, ultimately turning into a liquidity internship role by default.

I need a reminder: don’t spread your assets even thinner just because “everyone is messing with new chains,” first organize your wallets clearly, and then proceed. Anyway, I’m not chasing the hype.