Recently, the fee rates have become a bit extreme again, and the group is buzzing whether it's a reversal or just more bubble squeezing. I’ve decided to hold my positions for now and took the opportunity to check my storage methods... Honestly, if your asset size hasn't reached a certain level, don't make things too complicated for yourself.

For small daily transactions, a hot wallet is fine. If you really need to use a hardware wallet, it's suitable for those who prefer "I’d rather go through some trouble than lose my assets"; but if you often transfer back and forth and are worried about making mistakes due to shaky hands, multi-signature is actually safer, at least requiring an extra confirmation step to prevent impulsive actions. I think social recovery is quite suitable for those who are "worried about losing mnemonic phrases or facing household storage disasters," but only if the "friends/devices" you choose are reliable; otherwise, you're just shifting the risk elsewhere.

For myself: short-term funds are kept in one place, long-term holdings are stored separately in cold storage. Before transferring, take a sip of water—don't set up security measures when you're emotional; the more anxious you are, the easier it is to make mistakes.