Lately, I've been browsing privacy-related topics on the blockchain, and it's been a bit of a mental tug-of-war: on one hand, I really want to avoid being constantly tracked by address profiling, and even a simple transfer feels like "shopping with real-name verification"; but on the other hand, compliance is still a line that can't be crossed, honestly, regular users shouldn't expect to be "completely invisible," and they definitely shouldn't think that using a certain tool can hide all responsibilities...

My current expectation is: privacy = reducing unnecessary public scrutiny, not a get-out-of-jail-free card. The best I can do is to layer my wallets, avoid mixing my salary/regular addresses with DeFi activities, and carefully review authorizations before signing. Recently, the staking unlocks and token unlock calendar are being discussed daily, and when the market pressure and anxiety rise, I tend to rush into reckless actions, which makes it easier to click the wrong link out of convenience... Anyway, I plan to slow down first, prefer to earn less than to fall into a trap.