These days, there's been more arguing in the group about whether privacy coins and mixing coins count as "crossing the line," and it's giving me a headache... Frankly, when something really happens, the first thing people ask isn't usually about your righteous stance, but about where your assets are stored and who can move them.

My rough classification right now: don't bother with small amounts, a mobile wallet is enough, at most add a hardware wallet as a "cold key," and each time you press it, remind yourself not to slip up; for slightly larger assets that aren't managed by just one person, just use multi-signature—it's troublesome but can prevent "single point of failure"; as for social recovery, I think it's more like a solution to prevent losing your phone or forgetting your seed phrase—suitable for people worried about embarrassing themselves, but don't treat it as a universal insurance. Choosing the wrong recovery method is more awkward than getting hacked.

This weekend, I’ll be watching the bridge and liquidation alerts—fewer entry points mean fewer vulnerabilities... We'll see.