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Lately, I've been obsessively watching whale addresses until my eyes hurt... Before following others' trades, I really think: is he gradually building a position, or is he using spot as a base and hedging with futures? Many times, when you see a "buy" order, you get excited, but the transfer on another chain/exchange afterward is just risk offloading. To put it simply, they sleep soundly, and if you chase, you become the one taking the risk.
By the way, I've also been thinking about social mining, fan tokens, and that "attention is mining" concept—it's lively and noisy, but attention can be easily manipulated, and impulsive following is the same.
For my own safety, I take a very simple step: before large transfers, I try a small amount first, then confirm the address with a hardware wallet. It's a bit troublesome, but at least I won't step into a trap. Anyway, I'd rather be slow.