Just finished aggregating address label tags for an address. Honestly, lately I’m increasingly starting to feel that address profiling is just a “work in progress.” You say it’s accurate—sometimes an address has claimed airdrops, done DeFi lending, and even received fake NFTs donated by someone, yet when you slap a label on it and classify it as “actively interacting,” what it really is, is just a normal player. You say it’s not accurate—if the funds flow comes out of a mixer and then goes into some new protocol, that route can’t really be fooled.

Anyway, I trust the money flow more now, and labels are just supplementary. After all, on-chain activity is a transparent timeline—who moved what money, when—these things are far more reliable than those manually annotated “whales” and “super whales.”

As soon as rate-cut expectations came out recently, the pattern of risk assets rising and falling together returned. It feels like the whole market is betting on the macro narrative, while on-chain capital hasn’t been as active as before. I don’t know whether those strategies that build positions following address tags are just collecting dust right now.

As for why I can still stay relatively calm? Habit. Every night before sleep, I scroll through my own wallet’s recent on-chain actions, treating it like a post-stand review—so I don’t get swept along by short-term emotions.