How do you actually maintain a clean crypto wallet? You know that feeling when your physical wallet gets stuffed with old receipts, expired cards, and random scraps? Same vibe applies on-chain. Over time, wallets accumulate dust—dust tokens from airdrops, spam NFTs, failed transactions, and tiny holdings scattered across multiple tokens. The question is: what's the best way to clean house?

Consider dust consolidation—bundling small token amounts together to reduce transaction clutter. Then there's the token management angle: do you keep every airdrop, or do you sweep through and remove tokens that'll never moon? Some traders regularly audit their wallets, checking for gas-inefficient interactions or tokens no longer worth tracking. Others use wallet analytics tools to identify dead weight. The real move? Setting up periodic maintenance habits—maybe once a quarter—to purge positions that don't align with your strategy anymore. Keeps your on-chain portfolio lean, your transaction history cleaner, and your overall wallet health in check.