Someone asked me... how to choose between hardware wallets, multi-signature, and social recovery, and what it has to do with asset size. To be clear, it's not "the more complex, the safer," but whether you can stick to the process long-term. For amounts from a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars, a hardware wallet is enough; the key is not to be lazy with backups or take photos of your seed phrase. For larger amounts, you start worrying "if I accidentally shake my hand, everything's gone," and multi-signature becomes more like a fuse—at least it won't wipe you out all at once, but management costs can be a bit annoying. I see social recovery more as a "favor debt plan," where trustworthiness of friends, contact effort, and whether they can gather people in case of trouble are more practical than technical considerations. Recently, everyone’s been watching on-chain large transfers and hot/cold wallet movements on exchanges for smart money, but I think it's more important to take your own key management seriously—don't keep watching others' wallets migrating and adding drama... Anyway, I’m currently using small amounts with hardware wallets, large amounts with multi-signature, and that’s how I roll.