Lately, I've been seeing a lot of "smart money addresses" and "label clustering," and it's a bit overwhelming, but upon reflection, address profiling is mostly like weather forecasting—it's something to reference, not an edict. To put it simply, even if one person splits across a dozen addresses, you can't catch them all; when exchange hot wallets get mixed up, the fund flow looks like big players are entering, but it might just be moving house. Not to mention, some people deliberately walk a few steps to create confusion, tricking you into following their emotional trades.

These days, RWA, U.S. Treasury yields, and on-chain yield products are being compared together. I also look at where the money is moving, but I trust the market more: if there's high volume but no movement, or volume shrinks but prices are forced up, those "seemingly correct" fund flow screenshots are more likely to mislead you. My current approach is pretty simple: treat labels as reminders, not as evidence; if I really feel like impulsively placing an order, I just turn off the computer and take a walk... Anyway, losing once makes me more honest.