Just saw a post saying that token unlock calendars make people’s hearts feel uneasy. A bunch of people are also shouting, “Sell pressure is coming—run!” Honestly, every time I see this kind of “anxiety calendar,” I feel pretty speechless—on-chain data is transparent, but can ordinary users really tell which unlocks will lead to sell pressure, and which ones are institutions secretly making markets? Anyway, when I check contract permissions, I often see a bunch of flashy unlock logic—some of them can even modify the unlock time. So where exactly is the compliance boundary? On-chain, the privacy that was supposed to exist is increasingly like a glass house—people can even see how much you’ve staked and when it will unlock. I’d rather make a little less than have my whole underwear exposed to other people. That’s it—whatever you do, don’t be greedy. Figure it out first before you act.