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Last night, I spent a long time looking for a charger, and I casually looked at that kind of "coincidence transfer" on the chain again.
Many people see A transferring to B, and B immediately transferring to C, and start to imagine the same group of people washing funds back and forth...
But breaking down the path actually looks more like a relay: some are the collection/dispersal of exchange hot wallets, some are cross-chain bridges that first receive then send, and others are a bunch of small accounts feeding gas or pooling fees for the same contract.
When the timings are close, it looks "very coincidental."
Recently, Meme and celebrity shoutouts are hot again, and attention shifts as quickly as a ticking clock, tick-tock.
Newcomers are most likely to see "inside information" in these "coincidences."
To put it simply, first understand the roles at each hop: is it a person, a contract, or a relay; then see if funds are flowing back, or if the same addresses are repeatedly appearing.
Don’t rush to be a detective; the last leg usually doesn’t reward diligence.