Recently, I've been looking at those "address profiling / smart money tags," basically acting as streetlights rather than navigation. When clustering merges, exchange hot wallets, market-making, cross-chain bridges all get mixed together, and tags can easily lead you astray; not to mention some people deliberately split addresses to play tricks. Staking unlocks and token unlock calendars have been repeatedly mentioned lately—there's genuine selling pressure anxiety, but I care more about where the funds move after unlocking and whether there's continuous inflow, rather than just watching a "whale address move." My habit is: when I see suspicious flows, I first take a screenshot... and compare it after a couple of days. I make plenty of mistakes, but at least I don't let tags draw conclusions for me.