These days, everyone is again rushing to testnets and earning points, and the most talked-about topic is still "Will the mainnet issue tokens"… It reminds me of the old bull market days, when many people would shout about decentralization while secretly watching the airdrop tables, and the narrative really does replay.

Speaking of on-chain privacy and compliance, my current expectation is quite simple: on-chain is not an "anonymous paradise," at most it's "a little less exposed." Every step you take is like a character repeatedly appearing in old news stories; those who can be linked together will eventually be linked. Compliance isn't something that suddenly gets cut off one day; it's more like warm water, starting from the entry point, then to the fund flow, and finally to yourself. Ordinary users, frankly, shouldn't expect "it's fine as long as I make small transactions," nor should they treat privacy tools as talismans; if you really use them, think of them as raincoats: blocking some rain, but don't expect them to prevent lightning strikes.

Right now, I just try to leave as few traces as possible, avoid those "free" point tasks, and keep a calm mindset… what about you?