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Someone asked me whether to choose hardware wallets, multi-signature, or social recovery. To be honest, it depends on whether you can sleep peacefully if you lose it... I, like a pixel cat patrolling at night after working during the day, hold some scattered NFTs and mini-game chain assets. A hardware wallet is enough: if you buy it, don’t complain about the hassle, it can really prevent many slip-up signatures. If your assets start to become “a bit painful,” I would consider multi-signature, even though the operation is like overtime work, but at least you won’t lose everything if one mnemonic phrase gets compromised. I think social recovery is suitable for those who are afraid of losing and too lazy to write down paper backups every day, but you need to choose your friends/devices carefully, or else your social relationships might become more fragile than on-chain. Recently, the group has been arguing about privacy coins, coin mixing, and compliance boundaries, which is giving me a headache… Anyway, I care more about not clicking authorize randomly now—survive first, then talk about freedom.