Over the past two days, I’ve seen a bunch of people hard-link ETF fund flows, U.S. stock risk appetite, and crypto up-and-down moves in their interpretations, and it’s kind of exhausting to watch… Plainly, people outside can talk however they want, but on-chain, the boundary between privacy and compliance—ordinary folks shouldn’t have too rosy expectations. Using a non-real-name wallet doesn’t mean you “disappear”; on-chain traces are way too easy to connect, and if it’s really investigated, there’s always a way. On the flip side, compliance doesn’t mean every single transaction has to be watched—at most, just don’t touch those obviously “washing-around” kinds of routes. I even followed someone before who kept pushing “absolute anonymity,” but the more I looked, the more uneasy I felt, so I unfollowed… For now, I’ll keep a lower profile: separate addresses, don’t grant random permissions, and decide after I wake up whether I want to get into any of it—just like this for now.