Lately, looking at all kinds of "tags/clusters/funding flow" charts has been a bit exhausting, but I'm still hanging in there... Honestly, I only trust about 70% of address profiling. An address labeled as "whale" or "institution" could just be a cross-chain or aggregation relay station, especially for someone like me who runs where it's cheap. Flipping between several chains back and forth, I almost end up washing myself into a "suspicious large holder."

Recently, that mainstream public chain is about to upgrade and maintain, and the group has started guessing whether the ecosystem will move. I'm more concerned about whether the bridge and CEX deposits and withdrawals will get stuck, or if the fees will spike after the upgrade... A sudden wave of "migration" in capital flow sometimes really just means everyone is rushing for the last train, not necessarily a smart money signal.

Anyway, my current approach is: treat tags as just a reference, and if I really want to act, I first do a small trial run. Every little bit saved feels pretty good, don’t be scared by the charts or let them lead you astray.