Lately, I've been looking at on-chain data, and people keep screenshotting and saying "another coincidence transfer," but in fact, many can be broken down into paths: withdrawing from CEX → multiple hops dispersing → entering a stable pool for a round → then consolidating back to the main address, or simply following fixed actions required by task platforms. To put it plainly, it's not mysticism; it's more about motivation + tools making traces look like randomness.

Airdrop season has also driven people crazy. The stricter the anti-wash trading measures, the more the points system resembles clocking in at work, and everyone prefers to follow the "standard process," making it look like a group doing the same thing at the same time... I now prefer to first look at the source and destination of funds, then see how many times they jumped in the middle, so as not to be misled by "coincidences" into following the rhythm.

My mom also asked me, "Are all these transfers back and forth money laundering?" I can only say, some are, and some are just doing tasks. Anyway, I still prefer to honestly put my funds into stable pools, trim my positions a bit, to avoid getting mentally exhausted.