Just after making a large transfer, someone shouted "Whale entering the market, quick follow," I really want to put my phone in the fridge to calm down... Honestly, don't rush to jump in first, that big whale move could be building a position, it could also be hedging, rebalancing, or even just moving coins from A to B to top up perpetual margin. Especially when I see spot assets entering the exchange + perpetual funding rates suddenly acting weird, I usually assume "they're managing risk" rather than "they're trying to pump the market." When copying trades, following hedge orders is just paying unnecessary fees. By the way, the NFT royalty debate is heated, and when liquidity tightens, everyone prefers short-term trades even more, and big on-chain players' moves look more like "positioning" rather than "making a statement"... Anyway, I now prefer to open fewer trades, admit mistakes when they happen, and avoid making things worse.