Recently, I've been looking at those "address profiling/tag clustering," saying who is a fund, who is a market maker, as if I have a crystal ball... I admit it's useful, but don't take it too seriously. Cross-chain stuff is too easy to confuse people: the same person on several chains, switching bridges, then passing through an aggregator, and finally in the graph it just becomes "funds migration," but it might just be me getting bored waiting for confirmations late at night and casually moving positions.

These days, the staking unlocks and token unlock calendar are being dug up again to scare people, I also feel anxious, but what I fear more is that "reading charts" might lead me astray. To put it simply, tags are only clues, not conclusions; I now prefer to wait a bit longer for confirmation, wait for a pullback, and think clearly: is this money smart money, or am I just scaring myself?