I just wrote a small script to scan on-chain interaction logs, and found that the crowd doing automatic trading with AI agents is basically dancing right up against the compliance red line. They’re busy selling the narrative, but they can’t even be bothered to do basic privacy.

I set a rule for myself: if you’re going to mess around on-chain, you have to accept that the data is public. Addresses, txs, balances—everyone can scan them. Don’t expect on-chain privacy to be like a bank vault. If you want to leave yourself some room, learn to use temporary addresses, multisig, or route through privacy-contract intermediaries.

Anyway, don’t kid yourself— you think you’re picking up a cat in a dark forest, but each step you take is under a spotlight. If you don’t want to be watched, and you’re also afraid compliance will choke you, then draw your boundaries yourself. Don’t wait for someone else to draw them for you.