Yesterday, I took a look at my multi-chain wallet and suddenly felt a bit overwhelmed: mainnet, L2, and various small chains all have scattered assets lying around, the amounts aren't large but they occupy mental space.

Later, I simply set a dumb plan for myself: keep only one "main wallet" as a vault, and use sub-wallets for interactions;
each chain only allows two things to stay resident—gas and one or two assets I'm actively using—once done, I consolidate them back.
And then I fixed a weekly "reconciliation time," checking the addresses, purposes, and approvals (approve) against a table, or else it really gets messier the more I use it.

Recently, social mining and fan token schemes that emphasize "attention as mining" are quite popular, but honestly, attention is the easiest to fragment, and wallets are too—chasing hot trends means opening more addresses and spreading tokens more.
Anyway, I now value reproducibility and recoverability more; the hype is fun, but first, I need to tidy up my home.