I'm not very good at managing multiple chains at once and remembering where each penny is sitting. Honestly, I used to rely on "intuition," but the more I did, the more fragmented it became. Retrieving assets feels like rummaging through an old drawer... Now I follow one principle: categorize wallets by purpose. Main wallets should avoid testing networks and strange contracts as much as possible. Use separate hot wallets for small trades/interactions, and don't put all your addresses on multiple chains into one. Then, every time I cross chains, exchange coins, deposit/withdraw, I casually record a line in a spreadsheet: chain, wallet name, currency, reason, estimated recovery time. Don't aim for perfection; just make sure you can understand it three days later. Recently, the calendar for staking unlocks and token unlocks has been brought up daily, and the anxiety about selling pressure is normal. I prefer to separate the "gas needed for any moment" and the "assets that can stay put" in advance, to avoid chaos when the market fluctuates. Anyway, understanding where your assets are located first helps keep your mindset half calm.