To be honest, I get a headache whenever I see those address profiling tools. They split things into “smart money,” “whales,” “swing dogs,” and then a bunch of people just copy the playbook. The problem is: how many of them can actually outperform the overall market? On-chain capital flows are dynamic—you take yesterday’s labels to chase today’s price action, and it’s no different from driving while staring at the rearview mirror. In any case, I’d rather believe miners silently stock up on gas fees than trust those so-called high-win-rate address profiles.

What I fear most isn’t losing money—it’s believing someone else’s promises, only to find out in the end that I’m the one who’s been fed the bait.

MEV has been quite the hot topic lately. People say that decentralization is increasingly starting to look like an institutional game, and retail traders can’t even get their hands on the ordering. Plainly put: whoever controls liquidity is the real “parent.” Honestly, I trust those old mouse addresses that quietly reshuffle positions on Uniswap more—at least they’re actually moving. That’s it for now.