I muted the group, and I actually felt a sigh of relief.

Before the airdrop season arrived, the task platform's anti-witchcraft and points system made everyone compete as if clocking in at work.
Watching it all made me anxious—money hadn't even arrived yet, and I was already giving up a lot of privacy.

As for on-chain privacy, to put it plainly, ordinary users shouldn't have too many illusions: on-chain transparency is the baseline, tools can hide a little, but when it comes to investigation or compliance requiring data, it's very likely they'll still be "pieced" together.
My expectation is—any trace that should be left will be left, so don't do too much unnecessary linking just for a few hundred bucks in rewards;
assets should be dispersed first, and commonly used addresses should be kept separate from cold wallets, so mentally it won't be so tangled.
That's it for now.