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Recently, multi-chain wallets are becoming more and more like drawers that are filled and overflowing: one chain has some gas, another chain has a bunch of scattered airdrops, NFTs are hanging on another address... Seeing the total assets isn't small, but when it comes to actually using them, I get overwhelmed. Later, I forced myself to keep only two "frequently used addresses," and treat the rest as a cold storage. Before moving funds, I check the net fund flow and active addresses; if there's no activity on a chain, I don't bother forcing it. The unlock calendar has been repeatedly mentioned lately, basically it's about the anxiety of sell pressure spreading. I get hesitant too, but I'm more afraid of paying unnecessary transaction fees by switching back and forth randomly. Oh, and recently I also followed a bunch of "multi-chain management tools," but the more I looked, the more anxious I got, so I unfollowed... First, I’ll focus on naming, annotating, and regularly archiving my wallets; anyway, taking it slow is better than messing around.