Recently, everyone has been talking about testnet incentives, earning points, and guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens... I’d rather first think clearly about "where to put the money." Some people think that just getting a hardware wallet is a one-and-done solution, but in reality, if you accidentally copy the wrong seed phrase or have a small accident at home, you’re still vulnerable. If the assets aren’t large and you’re worried about making mistakes, I think hardware wallets plus careful backups are enough; once the amount increases and you start to feel nervous, multi-signature setups are very effective. It may be more troublesome, but at least it’s not a single button that decides life or death; if you want to be able to hand over access to family members or others, social recovery is quite convenient. Basically, it’s about proactively managing the risks of "I forgot" or "I’m gone." Anyway, I’d rather go slow and avoid being led astray by points narratives and chaotic authorizations across the chain. That’s all for now.