Recently, I saw another case of cross-chain bridge theft, and a bunch of people in the group said "wait for confirmation before acting"… Basically, no matter how lively the chain gets, in the end, it’s still about how you store your private keys. For small amounts, don’t make yourself look like an institution—use multi-signature and social recovery, but end up complicating the process so much that you might lose your keys first; just a couple of hardware wallets with backups are actually enough to feel secure. As your assets grow and you need to use them more frequently, consider multi-signature: it’s slower but not reliant on luck. I see social recovery more as a backup in case someone is not in the right state, but only if you truly trust those few “social contacts.” Anyway, these aren’t innate talents—they’re habits, just like setting stop-losses, write them into your plan in advance, and don’t pray for luck afterward.