Recently, people have been using "tags/clustering" to profile addresses, basically grouping a bunch of addresses by behavior, then starting to push the idea of "what smart money is doing." It sounds convincing to me, but I’m also hesitant to fully believe it... The same person might have over a dozen addresses, or an address might just be a transit point. Once these traces on the chain are read, they can be exploited in turn, and the more I look, the more it feels like guessing intentions.

Especially now, with RWA, U.S. Treasury yields, and those "yield products" on-chain all compared together, the capital flow looks lively, but if you really use profiling to chase, you might end up realizing you're just tracking marketing wallets or market makers.

Forget it, to put it plainly: tags can be used as radar, but not as navigation. I personally use them at most as a reminder to "reduce contact/decrease position." When actually placing an order, I still check my exposure and stop-loss levels—staying alive is more important.