Lately, I've been seeing everyone complain about validator income, MEV, and fair ordering, but I actually feel more anxious: no matter how much the on-chain noise, the real decisive factor is where your private key is stored and who can control it. If the assets are not large (to put it plainly, losing them won't affect your life), I think a hardware wallet is enough—just avoid frequent authorizations and reckless signing. For slightly larger amounts that need to be stored long-term, multi-signature is more reliable, but don't make it too complicated; if member and device management become too difficult, it can cause more issues. Social recovery is suitable for people who are worried about losing their seed phrase, but you must think carefully about whether your chosen "friends" could be targeted by social engineering, and permission boundaries should be hardcoded. Anyway, don't expect tools to bear the risks for you; first run through the worst-case scenario and then plan accordingly… that’s all for now.