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Today I saw that kind of "coincidental transfer" on the blockchain again: A just sold, B immediately bought, then a few minutes later it flows back, looking like fate arranged it... But I now force myself to analyze the path: Is it the same person moving between addresses, is a CEX hot wallet moving, is a market maker/router aggregating, or is it even a new L2 issuing incentives to attract TVL, everyone mining and then cashing out with a quick move. To put it simply, treat the "coincidence" as a flowchart, not a conspiracy theory.
There was also a small side story: Recently I saw someone posting daily transfer screenshots, which got me excited, so I followed them. But several times their "buy low, sell high" interpretation misled my mindset, almost making me impulsively open a large position... Last night I calmed down and unfollowed. Even if I’m social and confident, I still need to control the information flow, or else my positions will end up paying my tuition.