Recently, I got the itch again to "restructure" my wallet system. Honestly, I’m worried about missing out on those new L1/L2 incentives, where TVL suddenly spikes and people rush in... As a result, it’s not unreasonable for veteran users to criticize "mining, selling, and flipping." For someone like me, who tends to enter as a reverse indicator, I’m probably just providing exit liquidity for others.

Now I’ve realized: if the assets aren’t large and I just want to keep it simple, a hardware wallet is enough. Don’t authorize and click randomly every day—less fussing is better than anything. When the money gets so big that I can’t sleep, multi-signature setups are more suitable. It’s troublesome, but at least I can’t impulsively go all-in alone. I feel social recovery is suitable for people who are "often forgetful and don’t want to write little notes," but only if your friends are reliable. Otherwise, the day you recover might also be the day you get socially burned... Anyway, I’ll keep my hand steady for now and not push myself into overexertion again.