Last night, reviewing my trades, I got a little scared: I almost transferred a large amount through the "cheap channel," but it turns out that the order and settlement for that route are separate, and the wallet notifications weren't obvious. If I had been caught off guard, I might have thought I was just being careless. Modular systems, to put it simply, don't necessarily make things more "advanced" for ordinary people; rather, the different layers of doing things, paying fees, and bearing risks all change: the same confirmation click can feel more like queuing for tickets or handing your ticket to a stranger to buy on your behalf. Recently, there's been a debate in the group about privacy coins/mixing and compliance boundaries. I actually think the core issue is "who's watching, who can change your order." Don't treat privacy as a talisman, and don't see compliance as a cure-all. Take a sip of tea first—use protection for your transactions when possible, and don't skimp on that small fee.