Lately, I've been deliberately slowing down my market analysis, even taking my time to interpret address profiles before drawing conclusions. Labels/clustering seem quite scientific, but honestly, it's just categorizing a bunch of behavioral patterns: the same person might have many wallets, and different people could be mistakenly grouped as "similar funds." Plus, with exchanges/multisigs/robots involved, the flow of funds looks understandable, but it's really just watching shadows.

These days, some people are guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens based on testnet incentives and token expectations, and when on-chain data gets lively, it's easier to mistake noise for signals. My current approach is: profiles can serve as a reference but not as evidence; when making decisions, I go back to daily charts and position sizes, slow down, and don't get carried away by a single chart.