I almost sent the coins to the wrong address just now... I hesitated while copying and added an extra character, that brief blank period before confirmation on the chain really makes your heart skip a beat. Luckily, I’m used to doing small test transfers first and checking a few digits before and after, otherwise I’d really just be paying tuition fees.

Because of this, I also thought about the line between “privacy” and “compliance.” To be honest, ordinary users shouldn’t expect the blockchain to be completely anonymous like cash, nor should they assume all transactions will be immediately monitored. A more realistic expectation is: blockchain records are inherently traceable, and your wallet is like a public ledger; the real trouble usually comes when it’s tied to “real-world interfaces” like deposits and withdrawals, suspicious paths, or frequent large transactions.

Recently, Meme coins and celebrity shoutouts have been coming one after another, with attention shifts happening so quickly it’s crazy—newcomers are most likely to jump in and become the last link. Anyway, I’m now just watching trading volume and structure; I’ll act only if I understand it. If I don’t understand, I’ll just pretend I didn’t see it… that’s all for now.