Aren't you also feeling a bit anxious because of those "smart money addresses" and "whale profiles"…? Recently, I've been looking at a bunch of tag clustering, and the more I look, the more I feel it's like weather forecasting—predicting the day, not the fate. Addresses can change, funds can be split, and they even deliberately walk through a few layers to show you, honestly, what you see is "the lights after the show," not the backstage.

These days, I’ve been interpreting ETF capital flows and US stock risk appetite as tightly linked, feeling like everyone is searching for a universal button: press it, and it explains the rise and fall. But my own approach is still a bit old-fashioned: I treat tags as just a reference, and if I really want to act, I do it in batches, leaving myself room to regret, slowly planting the seeds—don’t pour everything at once and risk rotting the roots.