Someone asked, "Is it necessary to use a hardware wallet if your assets aren't large?"

Anyway, this is how I think about it: when you have less money, you're most afraid of losing your seed phrase.
A hardware wallet essentially isolates the "signing" process, making it suitable for those who panic at the thought of their phone getting infected.
As your assets grow, single signatures start to feel like gambling with luck.
Multi-signature setups are more complicated but more reliable, especially if you don't want to entrust your life to a piece of paper.
Social recovery sounds gentle, but honestly, it’s about dispersing the "what if I lose it" problem among several people or items.
But people are unpredictable, and choosing the wrong person can be more embarrassing than falling for a phishing scam.
Recently, I’ve been watching the inflation + studio + coin price spiral in blockchain games.
When it crashes suddenly, the more you experience this, the more you shouldn’t let your wallet security spiral down with it...
I’ll keep insomnia-ing and checking large transfers.