Recently, I've seen everyone interpret ETF capital flows, S&P sentiment, and crypto market fluctuations together.


While watching, I thought: no matter how bullish the macro narrative is, losing your private key is useless...
I'm currently just running small amounts on-chain, using a hardware wallet as a "safe deposit box," and I don't move funds often;
When the asset size gets bigger and you need to manage money with others, multi-signature setups feel more secure, even if it's more trouble, at least I sleep well.
I'm still observing when to resume social interactions; maybe it's suitable for those who really can't remember seed phrases and are afraid of slips,
but if you pick the wrong friends, it can be pretty awkward.
Are you most afraid of being hacked, losing your assets, or operational mistakes?
As for me, I’ll just start by lowering the "cost of mistakes."
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