Address profiling, can it really see through a person?

I now treat it more like a "night vision device," it can give a rough idea, but don't expect to see faces clearly. Tags, clustering, fund flows—basically, it's about grouping a bunch of behaviors into a few categories to make it easier to avoid being fooled by noise when monitoring the market. But once someone deliberately disassembles addresses, uses multiple relays, or moves across chains back and forth, the profiling immediately becomes quite mystical.
Recently, with the bridge theft wave, many fund flows looked "familiar," but after checking, they all turned out to be routed through others—awkward.
And after that abnormal quote from the oracle, everyone was shouting "wait for confirmation," I agree... I'd rather be a bit slow than get led astray by a single chart.
Anyway, during my night shift, I only watch two things: don't over-leverage positions, and execute once trigger conditions are met. If emotions run high, I go wash my face first.