Not hacks you read about. Your own near-miss.
Mine was almost tossing an old notebook during a move. Seed phrase was on page 40, between grocery lists. Found it by luck.
Everyone talks about price. Nobody talks about how many coins are one bad cleaning day away from gone.
What was your close call, and what did you change after?
For me the scariest part wasn't buying, it was the first time I sent from my own wallet and stared at the address for like five minutes before hitting send.
What was the moment it clicked for you, and what almost scared you off?
I've been building a coin and keep running into the same thing: the tech works, but paying someone still feels like paperwork. Long addresses, no undo, and everything assumes you already know how wallets work.
For people who've shipped or used a lot of wallets: what's the one friction you think still hasn't been fixed for normal people? Not fees, not TPS. The human part.