Recently, I've come across a bunch of "smart money addresses" and "whale clustering," basically just giving people a reassuring narrative: look, the money is flowing here. The problem is, address profiling is pretty reliable about 30% of the time; the remaining 70% is just your own imagination. Someone splits into over a dozen addresses, a few project teams transfer funds back and forth, plus hot wallets on exchanges mixed in, and the final "whale" cluster might just be a guy moving bricks around with a bunch of scripts.



What's even funnier is that before and after major upgrades or maintenance on some mainstream public chains, everyone starts watching fund flows and guessing whether the "ecosystem will migrate." It looks like migration, but many are just temporary risk avoidance and cross-chain transfers, and they’ll return the same way after the upgrade tomorrow. Anyway, I now treat labels as emotional indicators. Want to follow the trend? Forget it, I’m afraid of a chain reaction of leveraged liquidations, but I’m even more afraid of my own brain exploding first.
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