Just looked at a project team’s address profiling and analysis—labels were flying everywhere: things like “smart money,” “swing traders,” and “whales.” Then I checked the fund flows: all of it was fake action produced through contract interactions. Honestly, you can only trust on-chain data about half the time—especially now with those RWA U.S. Treasury yield products and the like. They often compare on-chain earnings to other yields; the rates look high, but the actual inflow and outflow paths are so convoluted they make you dizzy. Don’t place too much faith in profiling—know the rough direction is enough. In trading, do small tweaks and fixes—consider it patching your own approach, not trying to rebuild the whole system. When you feel impulsive and want to act, sleep on it first.