Recently, there's been a debate about who has higher TPS in L2, who has lower fees, and who offers bigger subsidies... It looks lively, but what I care more about is: how much can you truly "hide" on the chain. To put it simply, on-chain privacy has never been invisibility cloaks; it's more about making information harder to piece together. When it comes to compliance boundaries (such as exchange deposits and withdrawals, fiat channels, or addresses that are being called out), you will be pursued if necessary—it's just a matter of cost. I think ordinary users should set their expectations: don't expect to be forever anonymous, and don't see yourself as a villain; decentralize where you should, authorize less where you can, and don't gamble on trust when it comes to data. Anyway, I prefer to be slower and more cautious rather than having to fix things afterward.