Last night before bed, I saw someone again upload a screenshot of their private key to a cloud drive... Honestly, if your assets aren't large, there's no need for fancy tricks. Hardware wallets + paper backups are enough. Don't complain about the hassle and then rely on "social recovery" to save you. If you have so much money that you're afraid of your own trembling hands / water damage at home / phishing scams, multi-signature is more appropriate: you have to accept that transfers might be slower, but it results in "single point mistakes being non-fatal." I think social recovery is better suited for those who don't want to deal with seed phrases but can trust a few people, provided your friends aren't more unreliable than you. Recently, with some places tightening taxes and compliance, deposit and withdrawal emotions tend to run high. I prefer to split permissions so that a single policy fluctuation doesn't cause you to panic and lose everything. Discipline is greater than faith, and so is your wallet.