These days, I've been seeing a bunch of memes and celebrities shouting buy signals again, honestly it's just attention shifting, veteran players advising newcomers not to take the last step—I think that's pretty practical... The same goes for on-chain privacy, don’t mistake “invisibility” for “risk-free.” The blockchain is a public ledger, most of what can be hidden is just the path; if someone really wants to investigate, they can piece together clues bit by bit.

My own expectations for privacy are quite simple: I don’t aim to become anonymous like a god, just want to expose less, associate less, and slip up less. Don’t expect a “universal button” within regulatory boundaries either; platforms need risk control, on-chain traces are inevitable. Ordinary people can only treat their assets and operations as things to back up: add an extra layer of redundancy, leave a way out, don’t tie all actions to a single address or habit. Anyway, I’d rather be a bit slower now than find one day that I’ve turned “privacy” into “the hassle of proving innocence.” That’s all for now.