Recently, more people around me are talking about hardware wallets again, which may also be related to some regions tightening or loosening regulations and taxes. When deposit and withdrawal expectations fluctuate, people are even more eager to keep the "keys" in their own hands. To put it simply: don't fuss over small amounts first. Hardware wallets are like house keys + anti-theft doors—enough and worry-free; if your assets grow a bit and you're worried about slipping up or losing your seed phrase, multi-signature is more like several keys opening the same lock, sharing access with yourself, family, or backup devices to prevent single points of failure; social recovery is like "finding three trusted friends to co-sign in order to replace the document," suitable for those who are afraid of losing but also worried about trouble. Anyway, don't go for high-end just for the sake of it; choose a complexity you can maintain.