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Lately, multi-chain wallets are getting more and more like tidying a drawer: ETH, L2, then another new chain—your assets get chopped into little pieces, and if you don’t keep an eye on it, you’ll genuinely forget. My clumsy solution is to keep the main wallet only for the “long-term, idle core holdings,” and whatever I need day-to-day I send into a separate wallet to act like a change wallet. Leave a little gas on each chain as “road fees,” and as much as possible, periodically consolidate the rest back into the two or three places you use most; otherwise you’ll find yourself tapping back and forth across a dozen interfaces, and in the end you won’t really accomplish anything… Also, I cross-check the order book and on-chain liquidity—where liquidity is thin, I do less trading, so I don’t end up paying “tuition” in slippage and fees just to swap into some small position. Lately, whenever memes and celebrities call attention, the spotlight keeps rotating too fast—newcomers, don’t rush to chase the hype; the more chaotic your wallet is, the easier it is to miss and end up trying to catch the last baton. That’s it for now.