Lately, I keep seeing discussions about "on-chain privacy" and "compliance" turning into a big fuss. While munching on potato chips, I think: ordinary people shouldn't fantasize about "absolute invisibility." On the blockchain, it's more like a transparent fish tank—at most, it's just a matter of whether you wipe the glass clean or not... If you're really targeted, cross-chain transfers, coin mixing, and address changing aren't foolproof shields; sometimes, they make you more conspicuous. My expectation is quite simple: don't treat privacy tools as a get-out-of-jail-free card, and don't see compliance as the end of the world. Records left behind are inevitable, and the paths that can be traced are highly likely to be traceable. By the way, recently, before and after major public chain upgrades/maintenance, everyone is guessing whether projects will move away. I'm actually more worried about whether my funds' paths might unintentionally become research samples for others, beyond just "moving or not." That's all for now—don't be a target in the market.