Last night, I went back through the on-chain records and got a little spooked. I initially thought it was something like a “coincidental transfer”: A sent B a small amount of change, and B then sent it on to C, all within a very short time window—so it looked like someone was hinting at something. I almost let my emotions carry me into making up “insider details.”



Later, I forced myself to break down the path: first, the task platform issued subsidies; then an aggregator helped people exchange coins with one click; and finally it ended up at the same intermediary address… Put simply, an automated process makes people look like conspiracy-theory patients. During airdrop season, with anti-sybil (anti-witch) measures and a points-based system in place, everyone’s transfers look like they’re clocking in like at work—so naturally, more “coincidences” show up on-chain.

Anyway, when I see this kind of pattern now, I take a deep breath for two seconds first, and don’t rush to add drama to myself.
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