I started recording the changes in my mindset before and after each on-chain operation, and I found that the most useful thing isn't "Did I do it right," but rather making me more realistic about privacy: blockchains are inherently transparent, don't expect them to disappear with the flip of a switch like turning off the lights; at most, they reduce exposure and make connections harder to trace, but if compliance and tracing are involved, the traces that should be left will still be pieced together.

Recently, social mining and fan tokens, with their "attention is mining" approach, have also been quite lively. I am actually more cautious: where you focus your attention is basically equivalent to feeding your network of relationships into the chain/platform. Anyway, my current expectation is—minimize public disclosure as much as possible, keep things separate when possible, even if the returns are lower, the key is to sleep well at night.