This is the third time I've seen someone treat "whale movements" as an imperial decree and copy homework... I’m toasting bread while scrolling through the chain, and the more I look, the more I feel: first, clarify whether they are building a position or hedging. Moving an address from A to B, entering or leaving an exchange, could just be changing pockets; it’s also common to add to a position while opening a reverse position. To put it simply, what you see are actions, not intentions.

Especially now with social mining and fan token schemes where "attention equals mining," once the hype kicks in, whales prefer to use liquidity as a tool, conveniently doing a hedge to spread out risk. Anyway, my approach is: treat whales only as a thermometer, not a steering wheel. When it’s hot, pull back; when it’s cold, pick up a bit. Survive longer first.