Lately, the more I look at the blockchain, the more it seems like a transparent collage: addresses, transfers, interaction records are all just public blocks of color. As for privacy, ordinary people really shouldn't hold the expectation of "no one can see," at most they just don't care whether you see them or whether they can link you to your real identity. The boundary of compliance is also quite delicate; many times it's not about whether you want to be anonymous, but if the exchange or fiat on-ramp needs you to explain the source, you have to provide a reason.

By the way, I saw funding rates swinging to extremes again, and the group was arguing over whether to reverse or keep pumping the bubble... My current approach is quite simple: keep positions small, keep the path clean, and don't try to chase unknown coins just to save a bit on fees. Honestly, if something goes wrong, on-chain evidence is more reliable than your memory. That's it for now; I really don't want to be the "pasted" piece.