Recently, fee rates have become extreme again, and in the group, people are arguing whether it's a reversal or just continuing to inflate the bubble. I'm actually more concerned about: if the market fluctuates, I might get robbed clean first. For small amounts, using a hardware wallet is enough to save trouble; at least don't let the private keys float around on the computer. But when the amount gets larger and transfers become frequent, single-signature hardware wallets are quite scary; losing it or being coerced is troublesome. Going further up, multi-signature is indeed more secure, but the operational cost is high, so don’t make every transfer require someone’s signature. Restoring social connections sounds gentle, but only if the “friends” you choose don’t drop the ball at critical moments. To put it simply, based on your asset size and how much trouble you can handle, don’t treat security as faith—treat it as a habit first.