I used to always think "on-chain should be anonymous," but as I played more, I realized: privacy is probably more like a curtain than a invisibility cloak. Ordinary users shouldn't have too high expectations; what can be done is just not to link all your transactions, addresses, and social accounts together. If you really encounter deposits and withdrawals, taxes, or platform risk control, the questions will still be asked. Frankly, the line of compliance won't automatically disappear just because you're on the chain.

Recently, during extreme funding rate situations, whether to reverse or continue to squeeze the bubble, I care more about "will this operation leave a too-clear trail." Now my habit is: diversify when possible, minimize permissions, and slowly trim profit stacking. But I don't touch black boxes or privacy tools of unknown origin... for now, living longer feels more solid than making quick money.