Recently, I saw someone discussing on-chain privacy and compliance—how exactly to calculate it. Honestly, my expectations are pretty low now: don’t expect “full anonymity,” on-chain stuff leaves footprints too easily. Changing addresses just to block casual observers, but if someone really investigates, they can usually piece together a rough picture.

What I care more about is not putting myself into the zone of accidental harm: minimize permissions whenever possible, avoid unnecessary interactions, leave some room to breathe. Especially now, with staking and shared security stacking yields, being accused of “nested protocols,” I become even more cautious. The more layers stack, the more complex it gets, and when something goes wrong, you might not even be able to tell which layer the money is stuck in.

Anyway, for ordinary users, the boundary is simple: privacy isn’t a shield, compliance isn’t a monster, don’t fantasize about going all-in and disappearing with a single click at any time… That’s all for now.