Just now, I was scrolling through the group and saw those images about "a certain stablecoin losing its peg." Honestly, people aren't worried about the price; they're afraid they won't be able to withdraw when they wake up. The more discussions there are about stablecoin regulation and reserve audits, the more it reveals how reliable your wallet solution really is.



My personal feeling is: if your assets are still small and mainly just sitting there without much activity, a hardware wallet is enough—provided you really treat your seed phrase like your life depends on it (no photos, no cloud storage). As the amount grows and you start managing it with family or partners, multi-signature setups are more reassuring. It may be more complicated, but at least it’s not all lost if one person slips up. As for social recovery, it’s quite suitable for those who are worried about losing their seed phrase, but you need to choose the right contacts. Don’t end up unable to recover and blaming the chain… Anyway, whichever method you choose, don’t just follow tutorials blindly. First, think about the step where you’re most likely to make a mistake.
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