Recently, I completely cleared all on-chain address tags. Whale addresses, associated accounts, various tracking labels—all deleted. After some thought, I realized that these on-chain data are actually not fundamentally different from social media text information—they can help you capture market trends, but at the same time, they also generate a lot of noise, which can ultimately confuse your judgment. Instead of indulging in these superficial pieces of information, it's better to return to fundamental analysis. More information doesn't necessarily mean smarter; sometimes learning to filter and discard can help you see more clearly.
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SignatureAnxiety
· 10h ago
I've also thought about clearing the tags, but when it really comes to hovering over the delete key with my finger, I get scared again.
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TaxEvader
· 10h ago
Clearing the tags is something I need to learn. Recently, I've also been overwhelmed by those whale data that messes with my mind.
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MEVSandwichMaker
· 10h ago
This guy has figured it out. I've also deleted a bunch of whale tags, only to realize that I was just chasing after data's foolery.
Recently, I completely cleared all on-chain address tags. Whale addresses, associated accounts, various tracking labels—all deleted. After some thought, I realized that these on-chain data are actually not fundamentally different from social media text information—they can help you capture market trends, but at the same time, they also generate a lot of noise, which can ultimately confuse your judgment. Instead of indulging in these superficial pieces of information, it's better to return to fundamental analysis. More information doesn't necessarily mean smarter; sometimes learning to filter and discard can help you see more clearly.