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Recently, I've been seeing everyone explain ETF inflows and outflows using stablecoin supply increases and decreases, and I find it a bit awkward... There is some correlation, but don't rush to treat it as causation. When off-chain funds come in, they don't necessarily first turn into stablecoins; they might go through custodians or brokerages first, and what we see on-chain is only the last part. Plus, current on-chain data tools and tagging systems are often criticized for being laggy or misleading; sometimes a large address just changes its alias, and the narrative shifts accordingly. Anyway, I see myself more as someone who cross-checks multiple data points rather than someone who jumps to conclusions based on a single indicator. Small experiments are fine, but going all-in is another story.