Let me ask a question I’ve been thinking about lately—how much can you really trust this “address profiling” thing?

I once followed an order that was supposedly drawn up beautifully using an address profile, but the moment I got in, I was trapped. After I cut the loss and looked closer, I found that behind that address, there were nothing but arbitrage throwaway accounts—funds being passed back and forth. In other words, it’s basically a “volume tool” that people use like a lackey. It looks great in its historical trades, but it’s all inflated.

Recently I’ve been seeing a lot of people farming points on testnets, and everyone’s starting to speculate again about whether the mainnet will issue a token. Honestly, if it really does issue a token, then address profiling would probably be able to filter out a lot of farmers—but the problem is: can you tell who’s a real person and who’s running a script? I can’t. So I can only follow discipline—cut losses when it’s time to, and don’t bet on whether it’ll get issued.

Mm, anyway, that’s how it is for now. Don’t blindly worship the tools, and don’t blindly trust the data—trust your own stop-loss line.