Just saw a few screenshots of “whale addresses opening positions again,” and someone in the group immediately wanted to follow along. In response, I turned off the copy-trading switch… Let’s calm down first. Plainly put, a whale’s moves don’t necessarily mean “bullish”—they could be hedging, moving funds between accounts, or even just setting up a safety cushion for other positions. What you see as a buy, I might see as them already opening a short on the other side.



Especially with all the arguing lately about “nested” setups like restaking, shared security, and stacking yields—on-chain it looks lively as layer after layer of adds, but it could also be a way to buffer risk. Anyway, my small positions are mostly for verification. As for copy-trading, first make sure whether they’re building a position or defending it—otherwise you might mistake someone else’s umbrella for a surfboard. That’s it for now.
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