Recently, everyone has been rushing to test the network and earn points, while also guessing in groups whether the mainnet will issue tokens... Honestly, this is very similar to privacy/compliance expectations: don’t treat “on-chain” as a cloak of invisibility, and don’t see “compliance” as an invincible shield. Wallet addresses don’t include your name, but your behavior patterns, fund flow, and timing—if you piece them together—can be quite like fingerprints; if you’re targeted, ordinary people basically have no confidence in “my privacy.”

I now prefer to use “practice” to describe it: practice controlling what can be controlled—don’t put all your funds into paths that are hard to explain, don’t bind your identity/device/address everywhere just for some points, leave some room. The same goes for transactions: practice disciplined ordering, act based on probabilities, don’t expect one move to beat the market or beat regulators... Anyway, I’d rather earn a little less and sleep more peacefully.