I've recently been organizing interaction tables again and took a look at those "address profiling/tag clustering" things. Honestly, they can be referenced but shouldn't be taken too seriously. Many tags feel like... or... like a "regular customer" note posted at the door, or like automatically grouped contacts: the same funds looping around, switching intermediary wallets, immediately turning from "smart money" into "retail investors." I usually use them for risk warning: when I see chaotic fund flows or a sudden influx of new addresses entering and exiting at the same time, I hold off first and don't dirty the accounts just to save some gas. Recently, with some places tightening and loosening regulations, deposit and withdrawal sentiments are also fluctuating, and the on-chain "collective relocation" is even more obvious. So, the tags are somewhat trend-following, but individual conclusions... I’ll just take a closer look before making a move.