Recently, people have been asking about how to choose hardware wallets/multi-signature/social recovery.

Basically, it depends on your asset size and whether you can accept the "hassle."
For small daily expenses, I think a mobile hot wallet + limits are enough; losing it wouldn't keep you awake at night.
For amounts where "losing once would break your mentality," a hardware wallet is quite secure, but don't just buy it and be done—don't take photos of the backup phrase, and don't store it on cloud drives.
Beyond that, when it really comes to involving family or partners in custody, multi-signature is like proper insurance: 2/3 or 3/5 signatures.
Make sure the signers are not all in the same city or on the same device chain, or the risk could be all at once.
I prefer social recovery for those who are "worried about losing their seed phrase," but you need to trust those guardians' security habits; otherwise, you're just shifting the risk.

Recently, some places have tightened or loosened regulations and taxes, making deposit and withdrawal expectations more sensitive.
I'm actually more inclined to keep less "usable" assets on exchanges/hot wallets, and lock the rest in layers to prevent emotional impulsiveness.

There's too much information, which can be annoying.
My own filtering method is pretty simple: ask only one question first—"If this method fails, what's the worst I could lose?"
If I can't answer that, I won't use it for now.
Let's start with that.