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These days, I keep hearing the interpretation that "ETF inflow = about to take off" and "stablecoin supply increase = off-chain money is coming in"... It sounds pretty smooth, but honestly, correlation does not equal causation. When on-chain stablecoins increase, it could be due to moving, market making, collateral cycling, or even just switching pools and lying around; ETF is more like a sentiment thermometer—when risk appetite in the US stock market shifts, crypto gets pulled into the same narrative as a footnote.
Right now, I’m basically waiting for confirmation, waiting for a pullback, and

Just follow this plan: 4785-4805 buy low, stop loss at 4755, if it breaks the level admit you're wrong, don't fight the trend.

Don't talk about gambling; first, figure out the fee structure clearly, or else the earnings won't even cover the costs.

Recently, I've been looking at various "address profiling" tags, and the more I look, the more I think they're just gossip for after-dinner entertainment... Clustering a bunch of addresses together seems plausible, but honestly, it's just a game of probabilities: the same flow of funds doesn't necessarily belong to the same person, and conversely, one person can split into ten "new wallets." This is even more obvious during airdrop season, where task platforms are both fighting against fake accounts and implementing point systems, with airdrop hunters working as hard as clocking in at a job. O