Recently, I saw someone complain that on-chain data tools/address labels are "a bit laggy and may even be misleading," but I actually want to say: don't rely entirely on external judgment for security; get your own key management in order first.

If the asset size isn't large, just small daily amounts, hardware wallets plus backup mnemonic phrases are enough—don't make it too complicated, as complexity can actually lead to losing track of your keys. Once the amount reaches a certain level (the point where you'll start sleeping poorly), I prefer multi-signature: not to appear professional, but to split the risk of a single point of failure, so a slip-up won't wipe everything out. As for social recovery, it's suitable if you're worried about losing your mnemonic phrase but trust a small circle of people; the problem is, once that circle changes, dealing with personal debts can get pretty annoying.

Honestly, choosing which method doesn't depend on how much you understand about the chain, but whether you can consistently and stably perform backups and separate permissions over the long term. Don't even think about leverage to amplify anxiety... take a look.