I was munching on potato chips while reviewing my wallet records when I suddenly thought: security is really not about "the more complex, the better," it depends on your current asset size and how afraid of trouble you are. It's okay to keep small amounts in a hot wallet for convenience; once the amount starts making you uneasy, a hardware wallet can really help stabilize your mindset, at least you won't explode in frustration just because of a wrong link.

Beyond that, I feel I'm no longer at the level of "losing it and being able to tolerate it," multi-signature is more like tying up impulsive transactions, but the downside is that it can be a bit troublesome to operate when you're out and about.
Listening to the idea of social recovery sounds very appealing, suitable for friends who are afraid of losing their seed phrases but don't want to rely on hardware wallets every day, but "finding someone to be a guardian" is also quite a test of human nature...

Recently, seeing the economic collapse of blockchain games, with inflation + studio + coin price spiral, project teams are like scooping water from a leaking bucket no matter how hard they try.
Anyway, I care more about "not losing the keys along with everything else."
I still believe: taking it slow and making security solid is more comfortable than chasing hot trends.
That's all for now.