I recently set a small rule for myself: on-chain privacy isn't about "being invisible," just about slowing down the speed at which information is exposed. Frankly, I don't decide where the compliance boundaries are; if something really goes wrong, I can still be pursued or tracked—it's just a matter of the cost. So I default to the idea that every transaction could be seen, but I won't let it be easily linked together.

And then there's the whole social mining, fan tokens, and the "attention is mining" approach—I’m not really into it... It’s lively and all, but attention is inherently the easiest thing to turn into metrics. I’d rather treat privacy as daily hygiene: expose less, bind less, and don’t take identity as a chip. That’s how I start—maybe a bit conservative, but at least I sleep better.