I just went back to check my pile of "miscellaneous" addresses, trying to see if profile tags could help me spot some leaks... The more I looked, the more I felt: tags are basically just "guess who you look like," if you really trust them for decision-making, it's a bit like using zodiac signs to date.

The same address, today labeled as a "whale," tomorrow as "smart money," in essence, when the fund flow changes route or crosses a few bridges, the vibe shifts. Not to mention now everyone is arguing fiercely over privacy coins, coin mixing, and compliance boundaries, some people immediately blacklist addresses with mixing traces—I can understand that, but it also easily causes misjudgment... Sometimes it's just about moving small change cleanly, who hasn't done some "unsavory" operations.

I now treat these profiles as filters, not as answers: just glance, stay alert, if I really want to act, I go back to on-chain details and my own position discipline. Anyway, as someone who picks up the dust, I prefer to go slow rather than be led by "tags."