Last night I couldn't fall asleep again, staring at those "coincidental transfers" on the chain, looking like someone is doing cipher relay. Actually, once you break down the path, it's quite ordinary: A first withdraws funds from the exchange's hot wallet, then disperses to several new addresses over a few hops, casually swaps tokens on a DEX, then separates change from the main wallet, and finally throws it into a Perp margin address... Basically, it's just trying to hide from being "seen through at a glance." I've now learned to slow down a bit, not to jump to big dramas just because the amounts and times match. First, clarify the source of funds, the token swap points, and the contract entry points—many anxieties can be halved this way. Recently, AI Agents/auto-trading has been hyped up a lot, but I'm more concerned about how they sign transactions and how much permission they have. Taking a moment to check the authorization is more solid than chasing the narrative. Anyway, I don't want to pay more tuition fees because of impulsiveness again.