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Recently, I've been checking my multi-chain wallets, and it feels like the reflective surface after rain: looks lively, but actually a bunch of scattered light spots... Assets are spread across more than a dozen addresses, and I have to recall for a long time why I transferred them there in the first place. Others think that multi-chain means "jumping on any opportunity," but in reality, most of the time is spent reconciling accounts and worrying about missing out on authorizations.
My current simple method is: try not to touch the main wallet on the testnet, and keep a separate "dirty wallet" for testing network incentives, points, and such, to avoid the day when everyone starts guessing "Will the mainnet issue tokens" and I get carried away, mixing everything together. Also, after each interaction, I immediately record a line: chain/project/what I did/roughly how much fee I spent. Not recording it really gets messy. Anyway, first partition the chaos, and it will also keep my mindset clearer.