Recently, I saw a bunch of people interpreting ETF capital flows, U.S. stock market risk appetite, and crypto market rises and falls all together... I’ll just focus on the safety of my own wallet first; no matter how hot the market gets, don’t risk your life for it.



If the assets are small, just a few long-term holdings: a hardware wallet is enough, offline signing is reliable. When the assets start to look “decent” (in other words, if I lose them, I won’t be able to sleep): multi-signature is more secure, don’t let one private key decide life or death, but the trouble is also real trouble. Further up, or if family members need to take over: social recovery is pretty good, provided you choose “friends/devices” that are truly trustworthy, otherwise it’s just changing the shape of the risk.

Tonight, I’ll check the authorization of my frequently used addresses first, revoke what I can, then go to sleep.
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