Recently, there have been quite a few "coincidental transfers" on the blockchain: same second deposits and withdrawals, amounts that look copy-pasted, several addresses passing the baton in a circle. To be clear, don’t rush to call it a conspiracy; first, break down the path: from entry points (exchanges/bridges/aggregators) to relays (routing contracts, batch transfers, multi-signature), then to exit points (new pools, lending, re-staking). Many of these "coincidences" are actually scripts running on a schedule + routes defaulting to the most gas-efficient path. When new L1/L2 layers launch incentives to boost TVL, old users complain "mining, selling," which I can also understand… On-chain, it looks like a crowd, but it’s actually the same group of addresses moving houses with different shells. Anyway, I’m currently focusing on where the funds come from and where they end up, then deciding whether to buy a ticket for the experience.