Honestly, everyone understands this: security is a tug-of-war between being too bothered and being afraid of losing money. I’m the kind of person who talks about logic, and for years I’ve kept an empty position—but if I truly want to set aside some long-term exposure: for small amounts, I hard split it with a hardware wallet plus handwritten recovery phrases stored in two separate places; that’s enough. When it reaches the level where “if I lose it, I won’t be able to sleep,” multi-signature is more reassuring—the trade-off is that every time I do an operation it feels like going through a procedure, and it’s easy to get lazy. I treat social recovery even more like a backup; it’s suitable for people who have poor memory and are afraid of messing up and losing their own keys, but you have to pick the right people—don’t turn “friends” into “risks.”

Over the past two days, with that mainstream chain upgrade before and after, the group has been guessing whether projects will migrate, but I’m the opposite—I check my permissions and backups first… Anyway, whether they migrate or not, I don’t chase after it; I just make sure my own keys don’t end up having any issues.