Recently, people have been talking about on-chain privacy again. To be honest, my expectations for “privacy” have long been lowered to: just don’t directly pin my string of addresses to my ID… If you’re really playing on-chain, the public ledger is right there, and what can be hidden is only things like the paths and habits—plus not accidentally reusing the same address everywhere. I’m also not putting on airs about compliance; if the K you need to pass, just pass it—don’t think you can get an airdrop while acting like a ghost. In the end, getting stuck at withdrawals is awkward.

By the way, in extreme situations like funding rates, the group argues again about whether to reverse or keep squeezing the bubble. I just feel the more the emotions explode, the easier it is to get carried away and click confirm recklessly (that’s me). My “long-term” is probably about one quarter; anything beyond three months, I treat as mysticism. Just make it through this round first. Anyway… a bit of privacy, and a bit of compliance too—don’t turn yourself into a “transparent person + money you can’t get out.”