One of bitcoin's main characteristic is being your own bank, and on one side is nice because in theory no one can get your bitcoins, on the other hand it also means that if you lose access to your funds nobody can help you, so I wouldn't call that "comfort and peace". Let's be honest, for many people this could be too much, if the majority of your funds are in bitcoin your life is tied to those 12/24 words, without considering of course the possibility to be hacked or making some mistake.
When you open your bank account and received your credit or debit cards, you were advised to keep the card safe, same with your mobile or Internet banking details. You are required to protect your secret pins and passwords because if they enter wrong hands, your money will be gone. You accepted these conditions and agreed to be responsible for whatever happens to your account should your information get into the wrong hands. Indeed you call the conventional banking system "peace of mind" but Bitcoin risky meanwhile, the procedure for securing your funds and taking responsibility is similar in concept and in reality... keep your hardware wallets(ATM card, hard token, your phone with the sim card) safe, protect your password and seed phrase (Card pin, mobile and Internet banking password) safe.... same concept, same responsibilities. You might argue that you cannot recover your funds if you on the case of loss or you forget your password; this is where backup in different ways comes in.
I'm not denying the fact that there is risk in Bitcoin because everything in life comes with some form of risk. Therefore, I consider the risk in Bitcoin normal with nothing special about it.
In fact, both systems require human accountability. In conventional banking, we know to secure cards and PINs; in Bitcoin, protect your hardware wallet and seed phrase. Though, traditional banking is often seen as a "safe haven", while Bitcoin is branded risky. Why the difference? Perhaps people trust banks because we've grown up with them despite their risks and failings. Bitcoin's security approach relies on cryptographic principles that provide strong protection when utilized properly.
Is Bitcoin's danger unique, or are we just more aware of its steep learning curve? Your Bitcoin backup strategy point is vital. Bitcoin lets users be their own bank, unlike centralized banks. This empowerment comes with the duty to backup and secure one's possessions, providing self-reliance and technical resilience-based peace of mind. In essence, while the mediums differ the underlying responsibility for security remains the same. Adapting to a new asset management paradigm where varied risks are just another aspect of financial self-sovereignty.