Recently, the group has been discussing stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various rumors about "de-pegging." Honestly, after hearing so much, I’ve become a bit numb, but I still instinctively check addresses and permissions... In times like this, you can really feel that choosing the wrong security plan is like giving yourself a heart attack.

My current idea is pretty simple: if you don’t have much assets and need to transfer frequently daily, a hardware wallet is enough; just don’t take photos of your seed phrase and lose it randomly. When your funds start affecting your mindset, don’t blindly believe that "one person, one device, is foolproof"; multi-signature can at least separate out low-level accidents like "shaking hands/malware/mistaken signing." As for social recovery, it’s suitable for those who truly might lose their seed phrase, but only if you trust those few "friends." Otherwise, recovery becomes another kind of bickering in governance: who has the final say.

Anyway, I’d rather go through some trouble than put all my fate on a single signature. For now, I’ll just review the multi-signature threshold again.