Interesting phenomenon: users often don't take privacy issues seriously until they are truly threatened. On-chain privacy protection is never a priority—until the moment your wallet is exposed, transactions are tracked, and fund flows are revealed, it becomes an urgent need. This logic is especially evident in the crypto world. Many people initially don't care about anonymity solutions, privacy coins, or privacy protocols, thinking "I have nothing to hide anyway." But once faced with potential risks of on-chain transparency—such as being tracked for large transfers by opponents, being identified as whale holders, or even becoming targets of scams—the attitude suddenly changes. At this point, they start researching tools like Monero, Zcash, or look for alternatives to DEXs and privacy protocols. Defensive awareness is often triggered passively rather than proactively.