Recently, looking at on-chain "tags/clusters/funding flow" analysis, it indeed can serve as a mirror to reflect market sentiment, but as for how much to trust it... I usually only believe half. Address profiling is often just "like," not "is," once exchange hot wallets are split up, or the same person switches several sets of paths, clustering immediately becomes mystical. To put it simply, it's more suitable for judging "who is anxious to enter and exit this wave" rather than guiding you.

Social mining, fan tokens, and that set also seem quite similar: treating attention as computing power, lively and lively, but ultimately it depends on whether the funds are willing to stay. (Don’t take screenshots as truth, hey.) I personally use them as cooling tools: when I see certain types of addresses being "defined" too confidently, I cut back a bit on impulsive positions, take it slow, and say it again later—anyway, the market always loves to go against when you're in a hurry.