@PrimordialAA Bottom line,method for catching Sybil wallets and grouping them is pretty much busted. It's got some major logical and real-world holes,which means you're likely to flag honest users. This kind of method just doesn't work and shouldn't be the go-to for ID'ing Sybil clusters.
@PrimordialAA Why It's an Issue: Loads of users follow the same guides for transactions, so yeah, their activity's gonna look alike. Doesn't mean the wallets are owned or coordinated together. Your method's not showing any real connections beyond surface-level stuff.
@PrimordialAA Why It's an Issue: Things like meme events with deadlines are bound to make thousands of users do similar stuff. Doesn't mean they're all Sybils. The method's not seeing the whole picture and is slapping the Sybil label on legit activity.
@PrimordialAA 5. Misleading Behavior Match-Ups What's Wrong: The method assumes that when multiple users act alike, it's Sybil activity, especially with deadlines and crowd events like meme stuff. This leads to some pretty off-base conclusions.