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Recently, I've seen a bunch of people directly translate "off-chain money coming in = immediate surge" when stablecoin supply increases and ETFs have net inflows. I find that a bit amusing... The mirror ball still reflects their own emotions. Correlation is such a deceiver; an increase in stablecoin issuance might just be switching channels, preparing reserves, or simply moving assets; ETF money doesn't necessarily mean it’s immediately on-chain, the process is long.
And those large on-chain transfers, or hot and cold wallet movements on exchanges, being called "smart money" — honestly, many times it’s just internal transfers, market making, repositioning, don’t rush to attach a storyline to it. I’m now more waiting for confirmation, waiting for a pullback, waiting to think clearly: whether on-chain fund flows and price reactions can match, don’t be led by a single signal. That’s all for now.