Lately, the more I look into on-chain privacy, the more I feel that ordinary people shouldn't expect any "absolute anonymity." Honestly, your wallet address is just a public diary; anyone can analyze your transaction records. If regulators want to track you, they can always find the boundary points... My current expectation is: privacy can only be about "not being easily recognized at a glance," not about completely avoiding detection. Anyway, I always take screenshots before each operation as evidence, especially for lending—when the oracle shakes, my mood also trembles.

These days, I've also seen the "attention mining" concept with social mining and fan tokens. It sounds lively, but thinking about the full transparency on the blockchain plus platform rule changes, it suddenly makes me less interested in competing. Lowering my expectations makes me feel lighter: if I can avoid connecting, I avoid connecting; if I can avoid borrowing, I avoid borrowing; leaving fewer traces little by little might be a small win.