Recently, I’ve been opening more and more wallets, and the chains are also becoming more scattered, with assets fragmented to the point that I have to spend half a day just recording them... Honestly, it’s not that I can’t afford to lose, but I’m afraid I’ll forget where I still have certain assets.

Now I’m using a simple method: keep only long-term holdings and necessary authorizations in the main wallet, and treat small wallets as “temporary workers,” used specifically for social mining/fan token activities that rely on attention mining. After use, revoke permissions and transfer back to the main wallet to avoid accidentally clicking on airdrops or similar诱导.
Also, dedicate ten minutes each week to copy the balances from each chain into a memo, and casually write down why I bought them at that time. If I was emotional, I mark it in red.
What I don’t regret is treating “fragmentation” as part of risk management, but only if I can understand my own accounts... For now, that’s it—don’t turn your wallets into a maze.