The testing network tasks have heated up again over the past two weeks, and the group is guessing every day whether the mainnet will issue tokens... I'm just going with the "worst-case scenario" for now: if they do issue tokens, consider it an extra treat; if not, don't risk your assets. For small asset amounts (like just a few thousand dollars), I think mobile social recovery is pretty hassle-free; if you lose your phone, you can recover it, but only if you truly trust that contact mechanism. For medium-sized assets, I still prefer hardware wallets; signing on them feels more secure, and I tend to double-check transactions three times. For larger amounts (I'm really afraid of being hacked after the third time someone got stolen), multi-signature is the way to go. The trouble is, it’s more complicated, but it turns "a slip of the finger and everything's gone" into "several people or multiple keys need to make mistakes together." Honestly, the busier you are, the more you need processes to block impulsive actions. That’s all for now, continuing to check in and interact.