Recently, someone has been calling a few "coincidental transfers" a conspiracy theory, and I casually broke down the path: which entry point was used, which intermediate addresses were passed through, at which step assets were exchanged or bridged, and finally which aggregator or exchange it ended up on. On-chain stuff, to put it simply, is "flow + time," so don't rush to tell a story. The shadow of theft on cross-chain bridges is still there; when I encounter a bridge address, I usually mark it as a high-risk node first. It's also quite normal for everyone to "wait for confirmation" after abnormal price quotes from oracles—fewer candlesticks, more evidence.