2026 will be the "Not your entropy, not your Bitcoin".

Once again the points of failure are the things around Bitcoin, NOT THE BITCOIN PROTOCOL. First were exchanges, now dumbass human mistakes on hardware wallet makers.

What things from now on will become important now that hardware wallets have shown its catastrophic consequences?

Multisignature wallets, entropy, how to verify downloaded binaries, if having considerable amounts of bitcoin to not have it in a single wallet.

But how to make this more accessible to non tech people?

From now on, I think the hardware wallet vendors should enforce custom entropy steps, not as an option but as a step required, NOT OPTIONAL, BUT A REQUIRED ONE.

If people do not understand this, the hardware wallet should not allow the wallet creation, TRUST IS LOST NOW on hardware wallets, so the only way in a product, and more specific in something as critical as a product that will store wealth, is NOT TO ASSUME your users will use the product correctly, is to PROTECT THEM BY DESIGN to not do the mistake.

What else will the ecosystem will learn from this?