Recently, there have been more incidents of cross-chain bridge thefts and oracle errors, and everyone's first reaction is "wait for confirmation"... Frankly, no matter how cool the blockchain is, it can't beat poor key management. When asset volume is small, I think a hardware wallet is enough, at least to separate the risk of hot wallets; once you start holding long-term and participating in voting/authorizing multiple contracts, multi-signature becomes more reliable (but don't put all signers under the same email or on the same computer, that's basically no different). Social recovery is suitable for people who are really worried about losing their seed phrases, but you need to choose reliable people/devices, or else recovery equals social death + loss of control. Now, with so much information noise, my noise reduction strategy is one: only look at on-chain data and official announcements of the protocols I frequently use, treat other reposts as jokes.