Recently, the group has been discussing again "ETF capital flow changes, how the coins should move," basically saying that sentiment follows US stock market risk appetite... But what I care more about is: if you really plan to hold more positions, don't rely on luck for private key management.

In my opinion, when assets are not large, a hardware wallet is enough, at least don't screenshot and save the seed phrase in your photo album; beyond that, single signatures start to feel uneasy, one slip or device loss is enough to keep you up all night reviewing. Multi-signature is suitable for those who prefer "I'd rather go through some trouble than go all-in on myself," but the drawbacks are also real: the process is complicated, and family and friends may not understand and think you're being troublesome.

Social recovery is quite suitable for those who are afraid of losing and don't want to get too hardcore, but the premise is that your chosen "guardian" must be reliable; if everyone is chatting enthusiastically in the group, but when something really happens, you can't find any of them. Anyway, whichever method you choose, don't let your position curve end with "I thought it wouldn't be my turn."