I'm not very good at telling stories that immediately reveal the "truth," but many on-chain transfers that look like coincidences are actually quite easy to explain once you break them down: the same money goes around in circles, is sent out in batches, and then flows back from exchange hot wallets... On the surface, it seems like a mysterious connection, but honestly, there are only a few common paths—funds are just looking for "less obvious ways" to move. Recently, hardware wallets have been out of stock, and phishing links are everywhere, so I prefer to first clarify the address relationships and timeline before guessing the motives, at least that way I won't panic. Anyway, when I see "coincidences" now, I treat them as process issues, not rush to see them as conspiracies.

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