Today I saw someone screenshotting and saying "coincidence transfer," as if a few minutes apart, the same address hits several new token contracts, then starts speculating about insider info... I’m used to breaking it down into steps: where the money comes from (exchange/bridge/old wallet), whether there’s batch distribution in the middle, and finally whether it goes into a pool or interacts with a contract. Many times, it’s just a pipeline of "main wallet → a bunch of small accounts → collectively doing the same thing." Once explained, there’s nothing mysterious about it; zoomed-in pixels are just noise.



Recently, social mining and fan tokens are also quite popular, saying attention is mining... Basically, it’s more like "attention is the fuel for the pipeline," whether on-chain scripts should run or not, the hype just makes it smoother. My own review boils down to one point: first map out the fund flow, then decide whether to take a closer look, don’t let screenshots lead emotional trading.
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