These days, hardware wallets are out of stock again. I see a bunch of people in the group asking for "official website links," and honestly, this is the peak season for phishing scams... I used to be a bit paranoid, always saying "I only look at on-chain data," thinking that if nothing abnormal shows up on the chain, it's safe. But I was amused by myself later: no matter how clean the on-chain data is, a simple mistake like clicking a fake link with a shaky hand can still wipe everything with one click.

For assets with small volume and frequent transfers, don’t make every operation feel like defusing a bomb. Hardware wallets are sufficient, but you need to buy from the right channels; for larger assets or when managing with family or partners, multi-signature is quite appealing. It’s a hassle, but it can break down the risk of a single point of failure. If you're really worried about losing your device or forgetting your seed phrase, social recovery feels more like everyday insurance. But don’t casually add people as "guardians"—if relationships go sour, it can be worse than a hacker. Anyway, I now focus on monitoring anomalies on-chain and leaving some margin in operations. Even paranoia needs to be human-friendly.