The recent airdrop season has everyone overwhelmed, task platforms are again anti-witch, and the points system feels like clocking in at work... I just think wallets should be prioritized based on my own "asset size + willingness to tinker." For small amounts, a hardware wallet is actually enough, at least keep the hot wallet separate; losing it is just paying tuition. When I have more funds, I prefer multi-signature setups, which are a bit more complicated but give peace of mind, especially for frequent authorization interactions—don't treat the whole family as one backpack. I'm quite tempted to restore social features, but it’s more like an insurance against "forgetting/losing"—suitable for those who don’t want to manage seed phrases every day. Honestly, don’t sign multiple signatures just to look fancy; if signing once feels annoying, taking shortcuts is even more dangerous. What I don’t regret is... completely separating my frequently used small accounts from cold storage, using gas bills as experience points for leveling up is fine, but don’t treat your main account as a leveling monster.