Recently I’ve been looking at a bunch of address profile images/label clustering, and it’s both hilarious and infuriating: the same wallet, in the morning I was “dividing it into small accounts for meal delivery,” and by the afternoon it got tagged as “suspected studio/witch—high risk.” To put it plainly, they mostly guess based on paths and fund flows—if they guess right, it’s like you’re a god; if they guess wrong, you don’t even know who to go appeal to… I trust my own interaction records even more now: what I did on which new chain on which day, and how the money moved—at least I’m clear on it. And that whole “profit stacking” thing behind re-staking and shared security being criticized as “copycat nesting dolls” is also normal: from the chain’s perspective, the funds are just going back and forth, while the label system is even more likely to get excited, jump to conclusions, and slap a hat on you. Anyway, I’ll stay steady for now—keep everything packaged more cleanly, and don’t let myself end up as someone else’s data set.