The alarm clock on the table went off again, so I casually posted the voting reminder... and by the way, let's talk about wallets. Assets are still not much, still farming points on the testnet, guessing every day whether the mainnet will issue tokens—basically, don't make it too complicated for yourself first: a hardware wallet is enough, the key is not to store the seed phrase randomly or take screenshots. When you really start managing public funds / managing money with others (like a small DAO treasury), multi-signature becomes attractive. It’s more troublesome, but at least you won't lose everything from a slip of the hand alone. As for social recovery, I think it’s more suitable for those who are “afraid of losing it but also afraid of forgetting it,” find a few reliable people as contacts, provided your social circle is really trustworthy... I, being socially anxious, am cautious, preferring to be a honest signer in multi-signature setups. Anyway, don’t try to look fancy by setting up a whole system right away; maintenance later will be the real hassle.