Actually, everyone understands that there is no "universal solution" for security; it all depends on whether the assets you currently hold are worth the trouble. I've been reviewing recently: for small pocket money, don't make yourself look like a bank vault; a hardware wallet is enough, and the key is not to take photos of the backup seed phrase or store it randomly. When the amount grows to the point of "losing sleep," multi-signature setups become much more reassuring, even if it's a bit more trouble—each transfer feels like cooling down for yourself. I've also tried restoring social recovery for a while; the experience is quite user-friendly, but honestly, you still need to choose reliable people/devices, or else losing your composure will make things worse. By the way, regarding the discussions on RWA and comparing US Treasury yields with on-chain yield products, I’ve become more cautious: no matter how "traditional" the returns look, you still bear the private key risk yourself—don't let the packaging lull you into complacency. That's all for now; I’ll keep taking notes.