On-chain data is now openly available like this, do we still expect much "privacy"?

To put it simply, my current expectation of privacy is just: don't put my ID card on every transfer, but once the transaction trail is traced, it's basically unavoidable... The same goes for compliance; don't expect to always hide in the corner, entry and exit points will become stricter sooner or later.
For ordinary users, I think a more realistic approach is: don't be too aggressive with positions, don't mix addresses, use stable pools when possible, avoid overly fancy leverage, so if rules tighten one day, you won't be caught off guard.
Recently, the NFT royalty dispute also seems similar—wanting creators to earn a living, but also wanting the secondary market to be smoother; boundaries and such ultimately rely on compromise...
Anyway, I'll first trim my own potted plants and wait for the rain.