Lately I've been looking at address tagging/clustering again, and the more I look, the more I feel: it's credible, but don't take it too seriously. Many "smart money" and "whales" are basically just scripts wallets moving around, crossing bridges, mixing, and then the profile immediately skews. Airdrop season is even more ridiculous; task platforms have turned into anti-witch hunts, making everyone feel like clocking in at work. Once a points system is introduced, capital flow becomes very "standardized." You think you're chasing big players, but you're actually chasing KPIs.

Now I prefer to focus on behavior: the rhythm of entering and exiting the same pool, whether approvals and revocations are clean, whether to add more after losing money or just admit defeat... these are more reliable than "certain tags." Anyway, I need a reminder: when you see a tag, pause for two seconds first, don't get itchy and follow blindly. First, scan the on-chain actions and contract risks. That's it for now.