Recently, I saw cross-chain bridge hacks and oracle anomalies with abnormal quotes, and many people in the group said "wait for confirmation"... Basically, everyone has been educated once: don't rush to click the confirm button.

I think hardware wallets are suitable for the stage where "the money isn't too much but already feels painful," at least to separate daily hot wallets from main holdings; when assets go up a bit more, multi-signature becomes more like a safe, which is more cumbersome to operate but can reduce the risk of slip-ups and getting hacked. As for social recovery, I would set it up for family members or trusted friends as a "backup," but only if you're willing to accept the social cost; otherwise, if something goes wrong, you'll feel worse than losing coins.

Recently, I added a reminder/limit setting for myself: a maximum per-transaction authorization limit, and a prompt if a transfer exceeds a certain amount. It’s quite funny—my mindset stabilized, and I’m not so obsessed with high returns anymore. Anyway, this extra layer of interception is like giving myself a cooling-off period for impulsive decisions.