Recently, airdrop season has heated up again, with task platforms both fighting against scams and doing point systems, and the grab-and-go crowd feels like they're clocking in at work... I just casually thought about it, and it turns out that wallets are actually quite compatible with asset size.

Small amounts for convenience, a hardware wallet is enough, just don’t take photos of your seed phrase and store it randomly; once assets are involved, the biggest risks aren’t market fluctuations, but slipping up yourself or losing your device. Multi-signature is like adding a “Are you sure?” step to transfers, which makes people calmer. For larger amounts or for family members to handle, social recovery is more like real life: don’t keep all keys in one person’s head, but also don’t rely on a bunch of unreliable “friends” as guardians... Anyway, my current principle is that security shouldn’t rely on willpower, but on processes.