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CandyDrop
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Launchpool
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Recently, multi-chain wallets are becoming more and more like organization disasters: there are a bunch of addresses on EVM, another set on Sol, assets get fragmented into bits, and to check a balance you have to open seven or eight apps… I later decided to scale my goals down: I’m not trying to “understand everything at a glance.” Instead, I first make sure that “nothing is lost, nothing is mis-signed.” My main wallet only holds long-term holdings; for daily on-chain interactions I use small hot wallets. I get the permission layering figured out, and I write notes in the address book (any address without a note—I treat it like a stranger). Hardware wallets are also out of stock, and phishing links are showing up at a high rate. In times like this, don’t expect to save time by clicking around—better to be bothered and confirm twice instead. After all, one fewer impulsive signature is better than anything.