On-chain privacy, for ordinary people, lower your expectations first: you're not a hacker in a movie, most of the time you're just "a traceable address." Compliance isn't something that suddenly cuts everything off overnight; it's often that once you participate in certain things or access points, you start to be screened. Frankly, privacy tools can protect you from being watched by passersby, but they don't guarantee you can hide in front of the rules.

I understand the recent anxiety over testnet point farming and whether the mainnet will issue tokens, but don't treat "multiple accounts + mixing" as a universal shield... In the end, if you're truly traced or face risk control, you'll be the one crying. My advice is very simple: don't borrow money to increase positions for airdrops; separate what can be separated (common/high-risk accounts), and don't bring your salary card mindset onto the chain. Staying alive is the most important.