Recently, there have been people on the blockchain taking screenshots saying "coincidental transfers," looking like signals from above, but in reality, most of them are quite straightforward when broken down: A first transfers the money to a relay address, then after a few hops it goes into an exchange's hot wallet, or bypasses routing/aggregators before entering the pool. Once you draw out the path, it’s not so mysterious anymore. The modular and DeFi layer development has developers excited, while ordinary users are often confused—I understand. The more layered things are, the easier it is to mistake "normal operations" for "mysterious actions." Personally, I trust data more; at least it can be replayed: address associations, time intervals, gas patterns—they won't joke with you. As for intuition... sometimes it’s used to remind myself not to get itchy and place market orders. That’s all for now.