Honestly, lately the group has been sharing again about "a certain stablecoin losing its peg" and "reserve audits being opaque."

I'm annoyed but also nervously checking my authorization list...
Anyway, the more chaotic the emotions, the easier it is to click the wrong link, which I really have a bit of OCD about.

Hardware wallets are quite friendly to someone like me who prefers "more trouble than risk": assets aren't too big or small, but I often need to sign transactions, so at least they block a layer of fake pop-ups.
Multi-signature setups are even more like "there's really a lot of money," which is a good configuration.
It's a hassle, but you don't want a single private key to get compromised and lose everything.
In this case, the peace of mind from multi-signature is very valuable.

I’m not sure if social recovery counts as a savior either—suitable for people who are afraid of losing their seed phrase but can trust a few others...
The problem is, people change, relationships change, and choosing guardians is even more exhausting than choosing coins.

My approach is pretty simple: asset layering, using small amounts in hot wallets for frequent use + periodic authorization cleanup, and don’t put all your eggs in one signature for large sums.
That’s all for now.
I still get annoyed when I see links like "urgent wallet upgrade."