Late at night, I was browsing the blockchain and saw someone talking about "privacy."

My current expectation is quite low: for ordinary people, privacy is more like "not too transparent," not "completely disappear."
To put it simply, if you go on the blockchain, your address history is there; at most, you can use some tools to obfuscate the path, but once it comes to deposits and withdrawals, it’s not hard for compliance to find you.

Recently, in some regions, taxes are being increased, and the regulations are tightening and loosening—what impacts this most isn’t technology, but mindset: everyone is more concerned about "how to get in and out without getting stuck."
When I look at the blockchain, what truly signals to me isn’t who’s shouting about privacy narratives, but whether funds are starting to deliberately disperse, paths are getting longer, and interactions are becoming more like "cleaning"…
At such times, it’s clear that the market is preemptively adapting to regulations, rather than believing in some utopia.
Anyway, don’t expect one-click invisibility; just try not to make yourself look high-risk.