Recently, I saw a bunch of people hyping up "on-chain privacy" as if it were an invisibility cloak. Honestly, I think ordinary people shouldn't have such expectations... On-chain stuff is inherently prone to leaving traces. What you can do more is reduce the chances of being easily exposed, not completely disappear. Don't expect too much from compliance boundaries either; if someone really wants to investigate you, there will always be clues at the exchange entry point and on-chain data.

And now with AI agents and automated trading, they are indeed convenient, but I see many that actually "amplify your risks automatically." When the script runs, gas fees spike, and before you even react emotionally, your positions are out... I myself am more conservative now: do things manually when possible, don't reuse addresses randomly, and don't treat "privacy tools" as talismans. If you lose money, just turn off your computer and take a walk; at least that's more reliable than fighting against the chain.