These days, I've seen a bunch of memes and celebrities calling for trades again.

Once attention shifts, beginners are most likely to get excited and rush in...
Veterans advise "don't take the last baton" — it's not just for show, many losses aren't due to market downturns, but from where and how you store your coins.

I used to be a bit obsessive, always thinking "I only look at on-chain data" was enough,
but I later realized: no matter how clear the on-chain info is, if you lose your private key, it's useless.
When assets are small, a reliable hardware wallet + writing down and hiding your seed phrase well is enough to sleep peacefully;
but once you start worrying, "Will something happen if I go out?" — that's when multi-signature should be considered,
it’s more trouble but more secure, like storing firewood in several places.
I've also tried social recovery, which is suitable for those who really fear they can't remember, but don't want to rely solely on a piece of paper,
though choosing the wrong "guardian" can be pretty awkward...
Anyway, don’t try to save trouble by putting all risks into one pocket.
Let’s start like this, take it slow.