Recently, everyone has been talking about modularization and the DeFi layer, and developers are excited as if they've had a shot of adrenaline. As a user, I only have one question: where is the safest place to store my small amount of coins to minimize the risk of losing them... The more I listen, the more I feel that no matter how innovative the narrative, losing the private key still results in zero.

I personally choose roughly based on "size + difficulty": for small amounts (it's painful if lost but not life-threatening), use hardware wallets with clear backups—don't just screenshot for convenience; for medium amounts, consider multi-signature setups, turning "slip-ups/phishing" into a requirement for two keys to access; when it comes to needing family members to take over, then look into social recovery, but only if you trust the person and can rehearse the process. Anyway, don't start with the most complex solution—complexity increases the chance you'll forget how to use it later. That's all for now, take it slow.