Recently, I’ve been opening more and more wallets, and the chains are also spreading out more and more, causing my assets to become so fragmented that I’m confused: some USDT on Chain A, some LP tokens on Chain B, and a few small airdrops lying in the corner gathering dust. Later, I forced myself to develop a very simple habit: once a week, spend only 10 minutes recording “all address balances + where they are + why they are there” into the same spreadsheet, not aiming for perfection, just making sure it matches. Honestly, being calm isn’t because I’m very steady, but because I know that when I get anxious, I’ll randomly authorize, switch chains recklessly, and the more I tinker, the more I lose.

Recently, seeing social mining and fan token schemes that promote “attention as mining,” I actually want to consolidate my assets more… Attention is already scarce, and I have to split it among a bunch of tasks, so my wallet ends up like a junk drawer. Anyway, I now default to: keep only two or three commonly used chains in the main wallet, play with small amounts freely but with limits, revoke authorizations whenever possible, and just stick to this for now.