Honestly, recently the funding rate has been pushed to "extreme" again, and in the group everyone is arguing whether it's a reversal or just more bubble squeezing. I’ve actually shifted my attention back to my wallet: the more the market is noisy, the easier it is to slip up.

When I was small-scale, I used hot wallets + some diversification, which was convenient but I didn’t feel confident; as my assets gradually grew, hardware wallets are the best fit for "people like me who love drawing lines but often get them wrong and are afraid of clicking the wrong link," at least to isolate the signing step. If it gets bigger or if I’m not managing the funds alone, multi-signature is more secure, but it’s really more trouble for daily use, and doing quick operations outside can drive you crazy… I’m not sure if restoring social recovery counts as a “lazy person’s blessing,” it’s friendly for losing seed phrases, but you need to think carefully about whether you trust the person/service. Anyway, my current principle is: better to confirm one more step than regret one less.