Recently, I saw the same old accusations of "stacking" and "shared security" being called a "copycat," and it made me think more about the old question: how to set up a wallet so it doesn't get hacked.

When assets are small, a hardware wallet is enough, with a physical switch in hand, at least it's not easy to be phished into a one-click wipe;
but once the money grows, a single point of failure becomes glaring, multi-signature setups feel more secure, even if it's more trouble, dispersing permissions keeps the mind at ease.
I'm also looking into social recovery; honestly, it's suitable for people who are afraid of losing their seed phrases but lazy to tinker.
But I would first focus on details like "can the guardian be replaced, can the platform force a reset," otherwise it's almost like handing the keys to a stranger.
I'm more the type to look at permissions and exit methods first, rather than being carried away by stories of stacking yields.
For now, just set it up gradually, don't rush to get everything done in one step.