I muted the group.

Honestly, it’s so peaceful. I used to always feel like I might be missing something. But after scrolling and scrolling, it was all just trade calls and emotion-driven output. Things like, “a celebrity puts on a hat and shouts one line, and you go all-in.” Old players keep telling newcomers every day not to take the last baton—but even so, there are still people in the group who act as if they’re willing to bet the house on it. Anyway, I don’t buy that anymore.

As for on-chain privacy, I’ve been thinking about it lately. If all the data is on a public chain, who would dare to say they truly have “privacy”? The compliance boundaries are so blurry—so how can ordinary people protect themselves? Just grant fewer random permissions, and don’t sign things casually. I don’t know if this is too pessimistic, but I’d rather wait a bit longer to get under an umbrella than have everything exposed one day.