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Recently, my wallets keep increasing, and my assets are becoming more fragmented. To be honest, it's not about whether I made money or not; I can barely keep track of which chain I'm on anymore... I'm now sticking to two main layers: one "clean main wallet" that only holds long-term and governance tokens, hardly signing any transactions; and another "operation wallet" dedicated to grabbing incentives on new L1/L2 chains. After farming, I consolidate everything back, otherwise, small tokens scattered across various chains just end up being a rant about how I can only mine, withdraw, and sell myself into a corner.
There's also a small habit I have: before cross-chain or switching chains, I write a note saying "Why am I doing this?" It sounds silly, but it really helps prevent me from accidentally clicking on strange routes in the middle of the night (MEV traps don't play fair). Anyway, I prefer to go slow rather than risking giving away all my permissions just to save a couple of steps—that's pretty bold.