Recently, everyone has been talking about on-chain privacy again. Honestly, I don’t have much hope for “being invisible”… On-chain is basically like a public ledger; no matter how much tools you use, you’re just covering your tracks, not making them disappear. I think ordinary users should have two expectations: first, don’t treat privacy as a get-out-of-jail-free card. When it comes to compliance audits, exchanges and deposit/withdrawal processes can’t really be avoided; second, don’t put yourself into high-risk pools just for “more privacy.” If your address gets flagged, even moving stablecoins later could get stuck, which is pretty annoying.

Lately, discussions about interest rate cuts and the dollar index have been intense. When risk assets are rising and falling together, the flow of on-chain funds back and forth becomes more obvious. The more lively it gets, the easier it is to attract attention. Anyway, I just want to keep things simple now: follow compliant channels when possible, keep clear records, and avoid unknown tokens and mixing schemes to sleep better. That’s all for now, I’m off to work.