Recently, people keep asking whether on-chain privacy can truly "hide yourself."

My current expectation is quite simple: don’t treat the chain as an anonymous chat room, but more like a transparent ledger.
Not exposing yourself actively doesn’t mean others can’t track you…
That’s why I use my wallet as a keychain, separating hot and cold storage, dividing regular use from testing, and periodically clearing authorizations—at least to prevent all your traces from forming a single line.

Is privacy just a disguise for illegal activities?
Not really, it’s basically about not running naked.

I don’t pretend to understand the boundaries of compliance either;
Anyway, I assume that large, frequent, and cross-chain activities will eventually attract attention.
What ordinary users can do is avoid greed for convenience and avoid aiming for “one-click all-in-one” solutions.
Recently, the inflation and studio-driven spiral collapse of chain games look like they’re tying everyone to a public assembly line, and in the end, no one can escape.
Let’s leave it at that—for now, avoid leaving traps whenever possible.