When everyone has the opportunity to trade the market back and forth, there won't be much loss. Instead, those small transactions of "not much anyway" gradually expose you completely.

With addresses being flagged, on-chain profiling, harassment, and phishing attacks following one after another, by the time you realize something is wrong, there's basically no way back. This is also why privacy is no longer a bonus but a baseline requirement. This shift is especially evident in Beldex's BNS (.bdx).

In the past two months:

- 5,000 BNS domains registered
- Only 7 days left in the event
- Registration demand increased from 4 million BDX to 5 million BDX
- Total burns exceeded 8 million BDX

This isn't just short-term sentiment; it's a clear signal that Web3 privacy is shifting from a "niche demand" to a "standard feature for ordinary users."

Privacy has never been about "waiting for an incident to fix it." By the time you realize you're being watched clearly, it's usually too late. Based on this logic, I have always been optimistic about @BeldexCoin's approach: protocol upgrade → privacy identity system → derivative market opening, with a very straightforward idea. Allow users to truly control their identity sovereignty while bringing liquidity and depth to the ecosystem.

If you already hold $BDX, you can now participate via AscendEX through BDXUSDT futures. Compared to spot trading, derivatives offer deeper insights, faster price feedback, and more flexible strategies. To see where Beldex is headed next, you can review their AMA with the community; the overall direction is quite clear.

In summary, privacy is not optional. Those who can plan ahead will realize the true value.