Recently, I've seen a bunch of social mining and fan token hype flooding the screens, saying "attention is mining." I just treat it as noise for now... It's true that attention is valuable, but entrusting wallet security to emotional traffic is a bit risky.

When the asset size is small, hardware wallets are actually sufficient: carefully write down the seed phrase, don't screenshot, don't store it in the cloud, and keep transactions infrequent—it's the easiest way. As assets grow, single-point risks become more glaring; multi-signature is more like a "no cutting in line" rule: when moving funds, multiple people/multiple devices must approve, which is troublesome but reliable. As for social recovery, it's suitable for those genuinely afraid of losing their seed phrase, but I find the idea of "asking friends to help recover" quite awkward... Reliable friends are fine, but unreliable ones increase the social attack surface.

Which one should I choose?
Depends on whether you can sleep after losing your assets once: if you can sleep, go with hardware; if not, use multi-signature/more strict measures. That's it for now.