Last night I almost clicked confirm on the signature popup... A quick shake of the hand woke me up: frankly, for someone like me with mild anxiety, wallet solutions should match the asset size, not start with the "strongest configuration."

Small amounts, mainly for interaction / farming airdrops, I think a hardware wallet is enough, the cost is manageable, at most split into a few addresses, and don’t mess around with the risk of a single key. Once assets grow a bit, I start to feel "if I lose it, I can't sleep," multi-signature becomes more appealing, it’s troublesome but at least not a single seed phrase that decides life or death. As for social recovery, I see it more as a "backup plan," finding someone to be a guardian is too relationship-dependent... Now there's also chatter outside about social mining and fan token schemes—"attention is mining"—but I don’t really believe that attention can help you bear the risk, if something really happens, no one will sign for you. For now, I’ll just clear a few authorizations today.