In the past, whenever I opened my multi-chain wallet, it was like a starry sky, with addresses resembling constellations—pretty romantic to look at.

But the assets were scattered like a meteor shower: small amounts on one chain here, tiny positions locked on another chain there.
When I wanted to reconcile accounts, I really just wanted to turn off the computer...
Later, I learned my lesson: I no longer pursue "everything in one place," but instead set a few fixed "harbor ports" for myself.
For frequently used chains, I rotate between two or three wallets; for less common chains, I treat them as observation stations, only visiting when needed, otherwise, I avoid touching them.

There's also a little habit: every time I cross chains or switch wallets, I casually write a note (just in my memo), not relying on those tagging systems.
Recently, someone was complaining that on-chain data tools and tags can lag or even mislead—basically, you think you're looking at a star map, but it might just be a filter.
Anyway, I now prefer to keep a note myself—slower, but my mind stays calm.
That's it for now; I won't tinker with my positions today.