Just transferred a small amount on-chain and still debating: should I choose a "more private" route? Turns out, that's pretty funny to think about... Ordinary people shouldn't have overly romantic expectations about privacy. To be honest, most of what you can achieve is "not letting others see through at a glance," not "completely disappear." Once you hit compliance boundaries (exchanges, fiat on/off ramps, flagged addresses), the audits will still come. No matter how many tools you use, they only increase costs, not grant immunity.

Recently, NFT royalties have been hotly debated. Creators want income, the market wants liquidity, and in the end, on-chain transparency exposes the game: every step you take can be traced, and emotions can be exploited. My approach is very simple: diversify holdings, use multiple addresses, don't chase "anonymous profits." If you really want privacy, first think clearly about who you're hiding from. Anyway, don't treat the chain as a shield.