Just saw an address profiling tool, and it slapped me with a tag like “high-frequency interactor + a professional freebie-scraper.” I thought, isn’t that pretty accurate? Then I clicked in and found it had classified my action—sending gas fees from a single transaction to a certain contract—as “suspected money laundering.” …Okay then. With address profiling, trusting it even half the time is already being generous. To put it plainly, it’s basically a clustering algorithm making wild guesses: the more projects there are with messy fund flows, the more it slaps labels on you like “arbitrage whale” or “airdrop hunter.” People like me, who keep clicking Confirm every day with itchy fingers, might just be an “impulsive cut-bean,” you know—some “blade-happy” type getting lured into the slaughter. Lately they’ve been saying that after a certain chain upgrade, some projects might run off, so I’ve started flipping through addresses again to see who’s sending ETH out—same vibe as checking your horoscope, just for laughs. Anyway, I’ll keep clicking like I always do. Let the profile draw whatever picture it wants.