The old alarm clock on the table rang again, and I just grabbed a sticky note to write down the projects I need to interact with today: only do the two or three steps you can understand—don’t get carried away and treat your wallet like a testing ground. After all, “anti-scraping” is getting more and more precise, and the witch rules aren’t made explicit either. The safest approach is still to slow the pace: test with a small amount using a new wallet, don’t randomly connect your main wallet, revoke permissions once you’re done, take another look at the domain name in the links—better to miss out than to get greedy for that one little moment.

These past couple of days, people in the group have been arguing again about whether privacy coins/mixer coins count as crossing the compliance line. Honestly, I don’t want to take sides, but as for me, I just won’t use them if I can avoid it—so that if one day the project team does a one-time “cut and clear” policy and filters them out directly, I won’t be caught. As for grabbing value—don’t let FOMO run wild; make “staying alive and waiting for the next chance” your top priority. That’s how I see it for now.