Buenos Aires is the best! 🇦🇷 OK, now that I have your attention, let’s get into some real alpha 🕵️ Here’s how I found $230 of dust and bridged it to my @ensdomains stealth address. I’ve been using the @Rabby_io desktop app for years. Yes, they have a desktop version. The only thing I use it for is the Portfolio Overview, it shows every wallet you own in one place! It’s perfect for spotting forgotten airdrops, old LP positions, and random tokens you didn’t even know you had. This is exactly where I found the $230, something that has happened multiple times over the years. They were in several positions on Linea and zkSync. The easiest way to access them is through the direct links in the Rabby browser wallet. If it’s an obscure protocol, finding it manually can be a pain... I consolidated everything into $ETH, and then it was time to bridge. Sorry... I used @JumperExchange to swap-bridge into $USDC and send to my @fluidkey wallet in 1 step. The great thing about FluidKey is that my ENS is static (yellow) while the receiving address (blue) changes every time! This gives you much better privacy while keeping things simple with one deposit address. I’ve started using for everything: receiving payments or moving funds I plan to spend from other wallets. No mixing with other people’s funds, just obfuscation and clever accounting. You can though break the trail further with the integrated @HoudiniSwap. In any case, the funds landed safely and are now earning 8.53% automatically while sitting in my wallet. Now treat yourself to a matcha, and go dust hunting. And if you want to try FluidKey, feel free to use my referral link.