Recently, I've been browsing various "smart money" and "whale address profiling" on the blockchain. To be honest, it's a bit like labeling people; it can be referenced, but I don't fully trust it now. An address might be making market-making moves today and shorting tomorrow, and behind it, there could be many small accounts. The clustering you see might just be an algorithm's "resemblance."

Funds seem to flow smoothly, but in reality, they might be bridging, mixing, splitting positions, and then flowing back, which can easily lead your psychology astray.

Lately, there's been a lot of noise about staking and shared security systems. The compounded yields sound appealing. I admit I envy the "multi-layered returns" shown in some screenshots. But thinking about how many layers of nesting could go wrong and who would cover the losses... I prefer to take it slow.
Anyway, right now, I’m only watching two things: where the money comes from and whether I can survive the worst-case scenario, so I don’t get hypnotized by K-line charts and labels together.
That’s all for now.