Tonight I again noticed a "coincidental transfer," the timing was so precise it looks like someone is sending a secret message. Frankly, don't rush to call it a conspiracy; I prefer to break down the path first: trace from the earliest entry point of the funds and see if it's the same batch of gas, the same intermediate addresses, or if there's a fixed destination (like an exchange, bridge, or mixer). Many so-called coincidences are actually scripts running in batches or the same market maker/arbitrage moving funds between different pools. The twist is... some on-chain tools' labels are really lagging now and can easily be fed incorrect directions, so I trust raw transaction and call records more—slower, but at least I feel more at ease. As long as nothing happens over the weekend, that's fine.