I've recently seen my friends treat "storing large amounts on browser wallets" as a habit for the third time, and I can't help but feel a bit worried for them. To be honest, their assets aren't large—just some airdrop season tasks—so just using a hardware wallet first is enough; don't copy and paste private keys everywhere. But if you've already started managing multiple addresses and frequently authorize multiple contracts (now task platforms are so strict with anti-scam measures, it’s like clocking in at work), the risk of "slip-up and everything's gone" skyrockets.

My own feeling is: once the amount increases, multi-signature is what helps you sleep better, especially if you're not just using it alone or tend to get impatient (that's me...). Setting up a 2/3 or 2/2 multi-sig can at least prevent impulsive mistakes. I also quite like social recovery, but only if you truly trust those "friends" to stay online long-term and keep the relationship unchanged. Otherwise, it’s more embarrassing than losing hardware in a critical moment. Anyway, don’t be superstitious about any one method—choose based on your current scale and common mistakes, and first block the "most likely errors."