Today I saw a bunch of people staring at whale addresses, ready to copy trades. To be honest, my first reaction now isn't "go for it," but rather to think whether this is building a position or hedging... Some large transactions look like they want to pump, but actually they might be on-chain buying or the exchange opening a short to lock in a price. If we follow along, it's like taking the other side of their trade. Anyway, I now tend to look at one more step: whether there are opposite positions or transfers happening at the same time, don't just focus on one transfer and imagine things. AI agents and automated trading have also been hyped up a lot lately, feeling like half storytelling and half secretly probing permissions and private key security. The more automated it is, the easier it is to expose your interaction paths clearly. I just tried a small order of 0.8U as a probe fee, waited 3 minutes for confirmation, and the itch to act is strong... but I'd rather be slow, so I don't stay up all night fueling others.