Lately, everyone has been talking about hardware wallets/multisig/social recovery, and it feels like choosing a raincoat: it's not the most expensive one that’s the safest, but whether you're willing to wear it every day and not find it troublesome enough to toss aside. For small amounts, hardware wallets are quite sufficient, at least to block basic mistakes like “slip and send to the wrong link”; when assets grow a bit, multisig is like adding a few locks to yourself, but don’t expect perfection—choosing the wrong signers can still lead to a disaster. As for social recovery, honestly, it’s outsourcing the “losing keys” problem to relationships/rules, suitable if you trust a group of people and are okay with them possibly changing over time. By the way, recently the debate over privacy coins/mixing and compliance boundaries has been as heated as DAO governance. I only think: if you want privacy, on-chain might not give you dignity; if you want compliance, wallets won’t take the blame for you. Forget it, in the end, it all depends on what trouble and risks you can handle. Let’s not talk about it for now.