Sigh, lately I’ve been running testnets. Every time I see “Connect Wallet,” my heart skips a beat. In the KYC screen in the backend, do you fill it out or not? If you do, you’re afraid of privacy leaks; if you don’t, you’re afraid of missing out on the points. I followed along and spun up a few testnets, and in the group everyone’s guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens. But if it really does, then once you check on-chain data, address linkability and interaction frequency—won’t the sybil list be compiled just like that?

Honestly, I really need a reminder: don’t bind all your small accounts to the same email just for that little expected return. Anyway, I specifically just created a new wallet—meant only for those “only if absolutely necessary, not for identity verification required” test tasks. Privacy, plain and simple: the earlier you set up defenses, the more at ease you’ll be. That’s it for now—note it down, so you don’t end up unable to get into even the graylist later.