I just used an address profiling tool to scan a few wallets—the data is pretty interesting, but honestly, trying to guess who someone is using only labels and fund flows feels a bit like looking at a potted plant’s silhouette: the outline is right, but whether there are bugs on the leaves and whether the soil is dry—you truly don’t know until you touch it yourself.

Recently, yet another cross-chain bridge incident happened, and the oracle data also showed abnormal pricing. A lot of people are fixated on on-chain addresses, anxious and rushing. I see it differently: the more situations like this come up, the more you need to wait for consensus on “confirmation.” It’s not that we shouldn’t chase—just don’t let emotions water your pruning and mess up the trimming process.

I still believe this: long-term discipline is more dependable than short-term address signals. This isn’t about calling trades—it’s a sincere conviction that what’s been pruned grows more slowly, but steadily.