Are you asking if I still use a hardware wallet? I can only say, it depends on how much your "sleeplessness index" has increased in your wallet... When assets are small, a mobile wallet + not clicking random links is enough, maybe just add a small hot wallet for daily spending. When the money grows, a hardware wallet is like putting a lock on the door—troublesome, but at least it won't be wiped out by a slip-up authorization.

For larger amounts, multi-signature is like "you need to find someone to sign together before withdrawing," suitable for team or family management, or if you lack self-control and are afraid of FOMOing in the middle of the night. I think social recovery is quite suitable for people with "average memory but trustworthy friends," but don’t split the keys among three online friends and then disappear—if someone runs off, you’ll vanish too... By the way, I just thought of the recent NFT royalty dispute—creators want to earn some money, buyers want liquidity, everyone wants it but finds it troublesome. Just like security: usually annoyed by the steps, but when something happens, they want to turn back time. Anyway, I currently use a small hot wallet + a large hardware wallet, with multi-signature for important assets as a backup. That’s how I do it for now.