Actually, everyone understands that the kind of "coincidences on the chain where transfers happen at the same time" are mostly not mysticism. Last night, I watched an address for a long time; first, the exchange's hot wallet sent to a relay, then split into several transactions taking different routes, and finally converged at a certain contract address. The timing looks random, but it's actually parameter-driven (limits, gas, even risk control thresholds). Recently, I also heard that some regions are tightening and relaxing taxes and compliance measures, causing deposit and withdrawal expectations to fluctuate. This kind of "multiple hops back to the same point" path has become even more common: basically, it's shaped by psychology and rules together. Anyway, when I see coincidences now, I don't get excited; I first break down the path and see if I can explain it to feel more at ease.