These days, I keep seeing a bunch of memes and celebrities shouting buy signals again, attention shifts so quickly... That veteran's advice, "Don't take the last baton," is really not just for show. Speaking of safety, I don't have much capital myself, but I'm more concerned about avoiding a slip-up that could directly blow through my curve. Using a hot wallet for small daily transactions is convenient enough; once I accumulate some volume, a hardware wallet can at least keep the risk of clicking the wrong link or signing a malicious authorization at bay. For larger amounts that I plan to hold long-term, I prefer multi-signature wallets, even though it's more trouble, it feels more secure, and inventory management is more controllable. I no longer believe in the idea of "just find a few people" to restore social trust—relationships and human nature are more unpredictable than technology... Anyway, I’ll layer my assets according to their size, and not chase the most flashy setup right from the start.