Browsing the on-chain explorer to watch funds move back and forth, and casually clicking on "Unlock Calendar," these days everyone's anxiety about selling pressure feels quite real... But the more I look, the more I think that ordinary people shouldn't have overly romantic expectations about "privacy." On the blockchain, it's not anonymous; it's just not tied to an ID card. If you connect your address, social media, and exchange deposits and withdrawals, it's often easier to track than you might imagine.

The compliance line isn't strictly black and white; honestly, it’s: you can hope to be less disturbed, but don't expect to disappear completely. What you can do is reduce your correlation, avoid tying all your assets and activities to a single address, and don't impulsively use shady "mixing" tools. As for events like unlocking/staking at specific times, look at them, but don't treat emotions as signals. If you really need to act, leave some room for flexibility—after all, the market loves to strike when people are tense.