Lately, analyzing address profiles has been a bit addictive, labels are like sticking sticky notes on each tentacle of an octopus: you say it's clear, but a gust of wind can mess it up. The clustering methods are even more mysterious, a "possible same person" can connect retail investors, market makers, and exchange hot wallets into one big family... I also envy those experts who can see through the flow of funds at a glance, but honestly I don't dare to fully trust them, at most I treat it as a "warning light." Especially these days, with extreme funding rates, debates in the group about whether to reverse or keep pumping the bubble, I'm actually more afraid that labels will mislead me: seeing "smart money" makes me want to chase, but it might just be robots arbitraging. Anyway, my current approach is: it's okay to watch the flow, take my bets more slowly, and first assume I might be wrong.