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Lately I keep seeing people interpret on-chain large transfers and exchange hot and cold wallets as "smart money coming/going." I have some doubts: how much can address profiling really be trusted... Labels and clustering are basically guesses about who someone is, guessing that funds belong to the same entity, but a change of routing, splitting, multi-signature, and then transferring again, the story is completely different. Not to mention some are custodial, market-making, internal rebalancing—what looks scary is actually just moving assets.
I'm not regretting the outcome, but every time I see the words "smart money," I get itchy to chase, only to end up having to review authorizations and check signature records myself, which messes with my mindset. Anyway, I now prefer to go slow: only act on logic that I can confirm, and treat unconfirmed signals as noise.