My wallet setup is actually very simple; three tools are enough to handle daily needs. A major exchange's own wallet is used for on-chain transactions and asset management, another major exchange's wallet mainly handles cross-chain operations, and together they basically cover CEX-related scenarios. Then there's MetaMask, which is used for DeFi interactions, NFT operations, and contract calls. Honestly, there's no need to install too many wallet applications; this combination of three is already sufficient for most situations. If more complex needs arise, adding additional tools can always be done later.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 3h ago
Three wallets are indeed sufficient. That's also my approach, but I will still adapt flexibly based on the situation of the new chain.
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RugDocScientist
· 3h ago
Three wallets are enough. I play this way too. Simplicity is the key.
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RetroHodler91
· 3h ago
Three wallets are really enough, or else the phone will crash every day.
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ChainMemeDealer
· 3h ago
Wow, three wallets are enough? I have seven or eight and am still debating which one to delete.
My wallet setup is actually very simple; three tools are enough to handle daily needs. A major exchange's own wallet is used for on-chain transactions and asset management, another major exchange's wallet mainly handles cross-chain operations, and together they basically cover CEX-related scenarios. Then there's MetaMask, which is used for DeFi interactions, NFT operations, and contract calls. Honestly, there's no need to install too many wallet applications; this combination of three is already sufficient for most situations. If more complex needs arise, adding additional tools can always be done later.