My multi-chain wallet makes it easy for me to feel mentally split: I toss away small coins on one side, then see an NFT on the other, and in the end I even forget whether I still have authorizations hanging there… Anyway, I’ve decided to go with a dumb/simple method: keep only long-term funds in the main wallet. For daily interactions, open a separate “spending wallet.” On each chain, leave just enough for gas, so the assets don’t get scattered everywhere.

And then there’s this: set aside one fixed day every week to scan everything—check active addresses and on-chain congestion, and while you’re at it, gather up the little leftovers. If possible, bridge back to the main chain, or consolidate everything onto two commonly used chains.

This is especially noticeable during times when the fees are extremely high—when people get excited, they open positions all over the place, and the assets get broken up into smaller and smaller pieces… These days, I’d rather move slower: first sort out the accounts clearly, then go from there.