On-chain transparency is already this open, so how much "privacy" can we really expect?

Honestly, my current expectation for privacy is just: don't put my ID card on every transfer, but once the transaction history is traced, there's basically no way to hide it... The same goes for compliance; don't expect to always hide in the corner, entry and exit points will become stricter sooner or later.
For ordinary users, I think a more realistic approach is: don't be too aggressive with your positions, don't mix addresses, use stable pools when possible, and avoid complicated leverage strategies, so if rules tighten one day, you won't be caught off guard.
Recently, the NFT royalty debate also seems similar—one side wants creators to earn a living, and the other wants a smoother secondary market; boundaries ultimately depend on compromise...
Anyway, I'll first trim my own potted plants and wait for the rain.