Recently, I’ve been stuck on the whole “security” question again: how to choose between hardware wallets, multi-signature, and social recovery—honestly, it comes down more to whether you can handle the amount of trouble you can deal with right now. For small amounts, I want convenience, so I use a hardware wallet and copy the seed phrase properly—no need to fuss with too many extra things. Once the assets are bigger, I start worrying about making a slip myself or getting tricked by phishing, so I’d rather go with multi-signature—even if it means taking a few more steps and clicks for every transfer. At least it helps prevent a “one-go-all-in” style disaster from a single mistake. Social recovery sounds great, but to put it plainly, it’s about splitting “trust” across a few people or institutions: whether your friends are actually reliable, and whether your relationships might change—those are things you need to think through. Haven’t we also recently heard about some regions raising taxes / tightening compliance? When your expectations for deposits and withdrawals get less certain, people are even more likely to get anxious and start making chaotic moves. I’ll sort out my permissions and backups properly first. I don’t regret the outcome—I regret that at the time I found it troublesome and didn’t clearly define the boundaries of my permissions. That’s it for now—slowly put the puzzle together.