I've been lurking in the group for a long time, but I still can’t help saying this: when it comes to on-chain privacy, ordinary people really shouldn’t indulge in “invisibility” fantasies… Plainly put, not writing your name with your address doesn’t mean nobody can piece you together. What you can do is more like “expose less”—for example, use different addresses, and don’t put your salary/loans/airdrop tasks all in one chain. I’ll work out the costs, but don’t count on being invincible from this.

Don’t get too romantic about compliance boundaries either: if a platform asks you to do KYC, just treat it as a ticket. I’ve also looked at on-chain yield products and comparing them alongside RWA/US treasury yields—sounds pretty solid, but at the base they’re actually two different sets of logic, with different risks. Anyway, my own expectation is: keep a low profile if you can. And if you really need to explain things clearly, don’t make it overly complicated. That’s it for now.