I've started recording some on-chain trajectories that look like "coincidental transfers," because otherwise every time I see two transactions a few minutes apart from A to B and then to C, my mind automatically jumps to conspiracy theories... Recording them actually helps me stay calm: first, breaking them down into common patterns—currency exchange routes, cross-chain transfers, exchange hot wallet consolidations, or even the same person using different addresses for risk control isolation. As I write, I realize that many "anomalies" are actually procedural noise, but it's also easier to spot what’s unnatural: taking a longer route and deliberately rounding to whole numbers, always hitting the same time window, addresses suddenly changing labels. Recently, someone was complaining that tools and label systems are lagging and can mislead people, but I now treat labels as hints, not conclusions. If something doesn’t match, I withdraw first, then slowly gather evidence—anyway, don’t get into a fight with your own wallet.