My note-taking boils down to one sentence: On-chain privacy shouldn't be mistaken for an invisibility cloak; it can hide from passersby’s eyes but can't conceal the rules' light. Ordinary people assume "you won't be randomly targeted, but if something really happens, you can't run away." So now I'm more relaxed about earning crypto; the fewer traces left, the better, and avoid wallets of unknown origin. Watching those on-chain games with inflation and studios inflating the economy, causing the coin prices to spiral and exposing everything, also reminds me: don’t expect the hype to always block audits and accountability.