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Today I saw someone screenshot and say “coincidental transfer”—A had just bought B, and then it got transferred in right after, like they were being watched. Honestly, there aren’t that many coincidences on-chain; most of it can be broken down into a few routes: the same batch of funds split into different allocations, routers/aggregators relaying in the middle, CEX hot-wallet scheduling, MEV bots grabbing and then sweeping it up right away… Align the timestamps, and then check whether it’s an internal transfer within the same tx or a follow-up across a few blocks—the “feel” is completely different.
Lately, meme culture plus celebrity shout-outs have stirred up attention again, and newcomers are most likely to treat “coincidence” as a signal and rush in to catch the last leg. I care more about trade quality now: I’d rather be slower, with less slippage, than get sandwiched and think it’s fate.