Recently, everyone has been arguing about the funding rate being pushed to the extreme, whether it's a reversal or just a bubble being squeezed further. I, for one, would rather cut my position a bit… At times like this, what I fear more isn't missing out, but having my account wiped out all at once.

My assets aren't large, mainly just one or two addresses I use; a hardware wallet is enough. Don't find it troublesome—it's simple and less likely to cause pitfalls. Once you start having a layered approach like “long-term core holdings + daily operations + on-chain yields,” I prefer multi-signature setups, splitting the authority to act, so at least one accidental click or infection won't wipe everything out. Restoring social connections sounds friendly, but I see it as a “backup emergency door,” provided you truly trust those few people and are willing to spend time setting rules. Otherwise, it might turn into a new source of uncertainty. For now, I prefer to be conservative when it comes to security.