Over the past couple of days, it looks like a certain mainstream chain is going to upgrade/maintain again, and in the group everyone’s been guessing whether some projects will take the opportunity to “move.” So I just went ahead and checked my “bridgehead anti-loss bridge” again… honestly, it’s a bit tiring, but I’m still here.

A hardware wallet is pretty suitable for the stage where “the money isn’t much but I don’t want to end up crashing”—you plug it in, sign, and that’s it, which makes you feel at ease. Once your asset size grows, the thing I’m more afraid of is that awkward situation where I make a slip one time and the device gets lost; multi-signature is like adding another gate for myself—slower, but steadier. I’m also pretty tempted by “social recovery”; it’s for people with bad memory who don’t want to treat seed phrases like sacred relics—but you have to choose reliable people, and don’t turn “recovery” into “social suicide.” Anyway, for now I’m using small hot wallets plus large multi-signature wallets. I don’t really care whether to migrate or not yet—just make sure the keys are stored in the right place.