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Lately I've been thinking about wallets, honestly it's just "will I be able to sleep if I lose it." When assets are not much, I’m pretty chill, like that mindset of melting away when it gets hot... but once it starts to rise, I begin to fear slipping up. Hardware wallets are like locking the key in a drawer: reliable, but you have to accept that it's a bit troublesome; multi-signature is more like "two people need to nod before opening the door," suitable for when you have so much money you don't want to rely solely on memory; social recovery sounds gentle, but it's actually about dividing trust among several people, choosing the right people is harder than choosing the wallet.
My colleague also complained last time: NFT royalties keep arguing, and in the end, the secondary liquidity was the first to run, making it even harder for creators. Anyway, my current approach is: use lively methods for small amounts, and don’t test human nature and phone battery for large sums... that’s how it is for now.