Recently, I’ve seen discussions in the group about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and rumors of “de-pegging,” and everyone is getting more anxious the more they read. I actually want to say: slow down. On-chain privacy isn’t really a “cloak of invisibility,” it’s more like shrinking the exposed surface; following the rules is a line, and using a tool doesn’t automatically exempt you from responsibility.

I think ordinary users should have the following expectations: don’t expect to leave no trace at all, especially during deposit and withdrawal; and don’t just click on various mixing or unfamiliar contracts out of fear of being targeted, risking yourself. The actual approach is quite simple: confirm addresses, permissions, and routing a bit more slowly; use protective tools when possible, and don’t sign three times in high emotional states. Anyway, I take a sip of tea and then confirm, and my mindset is much better.