Recently, I’ve been looking at those address analytics tools, and they really seem pretty interesting. All the stuff like labels, clustering, and fund-flow “portraits” is laid out for you so clearly that it feels like you can see through a person just by looking at a few addresses. But honestly, no matter how accurate the on-chain data is, it can’t actually see people’s hearts.

It’s like those recent incentive and TVL-pulling activities from new L1/L2 networks—there’s a bunch of old users complaining about “digging/charging/ selling”—and you could say these “portraits” are useful; they really can help you guess who’s farming. But who isn’t being pushed along, right? Anyway, after looking around for a bit, my own positions still don’t seem to be sorted and categorized clearly by those labels.

Maybe sometimes you still need to let yourself follow your emotions for a while—even if it means taking a little loss, it doesn’t really matter.