On-chain privacy, well, I have low expectations now: you think it's just wallet addresses, but a series of transactions can actually profile you... If you truly want to be "completely anonymous," ordinary people basically can't do it, and it's easy to cross the compliance line. To put it simply, I treat the blockchain like a glass house; I try not to expose myself if I can avoid it, but I don't expect to have a invisibility cloak.

Staking unlocks, token unlock calendars are brought up every day to scare people, and I also get itchy to run early, but thinking about my own operation records is even scarier: panicking and moving randomly, with costs all in fees and emotions. For now, I set a bottom line: avoid obviously wash-trading stuff, keep the process simple if possible, hold smaller positions, and make fewer moves... PaperHandsPro will practice until I don't act rashly.