I'm now starting to get PTSD from on-chain tags/clusters... Every time I see "whale entering" or "smart money flowing back," I get itchy to open a perpetual position, but then I realize it might just be the same person splitting across a dozen addresses, or hot wallets moving back and forth on exchanges. How much can you trust address profiling? I feel like it's best used as an emotional thermometer, not as an oracle.



Recently, staking unlocks and token unlock calendars are being dug up every day to talk about selling pressure. I get nervous too, but honestly, on-chain fund flows often just look like "it seems like a big sell," but whether it really sells or not depends on holdings and funding rates acting crazy.

What I fear most isn't losing money, but losing control—losing money you can review, but losing control is when you see a string of tags and get hyped into adding positions, forgetting what you're even gambling on. Anyway, I now prefer to be lighter, slower, and not let those "profiles" lead me around by the nose.
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