I just moved a small account out of my browser wallet, and my palms are sweating... To be honest, the amount isn't large, but losing it still feels bad. Now I feel: when assets are small, a hardware wallet is enough; just plug it in and sign, at least not afraid of the computer getting compromised and losing everything. When the amount grows to a "sleepless" level, multi-signature is the right solution, though it's more troublesome—transfers feel like going through a process, but it can reduce the risk of slips and theft. I'm also looking into social recovery, which is suitable for those who don't want to manage seed phrases, but I, as a risk-averse person, worry more about human errors. Recently, the community has been arguing about the compliance boundaries of privacy coins/mixing, and the more they argue, the more I lean toward splitting permissions and keeping paths clean. Anyway, my small fund strategy remains: diversify holdings + set limits, withdraw once I complete L2 tasks, and avoid becoming a high-profile target.