Lately, I've been looking at whale addresses again and getting itchy to follow trades, but I honestly recommend figuring out whether they are building a position or hedging first… When I was a beginner, I always misunderstood: whale buying = about to pump the market, I just follow; now I understand that: on the same chain, it looks like adding to a position, but maybe the other side has already opened a short on perpetuals, purely locking in risk, and following along turns into taking the wave for someone else.

During this airdrop season, the task platforms are so competitive with anti-witchcraft measures, it’s like clocking in for work, many wallets also pretend to be busy, flipping back and forth, which makes it easier to confuse your eyes. Anyway, my current small-cap approach is a bit more straightforward: first check if they are gradually stacking in batches, if there are signs of opposite positions, then decide whether to follow or not. Better to earn a little less than to spray yourself dizzy with insecticide. That’s it for now.