Today, the traffic was so heavy on the road that my coffee cooled down. On the way home, I casually checked the blockchain and saw someone shouting in the group again, "Whale is entering, hurry up and follow." Honestly, before copying trades, think first: is he building a position, or hedging/moving positions? Sometimes, buying while opening shorts elsewhere, or switching to CEX for hedging, can make it easy to focus only on that buy order and turn it into the final leg of a relay... Now I look at large addresses first to see if there are any reverse actions before or after, whether they are gradually stacking positions in batches. If I don’t understand, I just watch as a bystander. Anyway, I tend to hold back my impulses—especially when things get lively. By the way, I want to comment on the NFT royalty debate—everyone's arguing loudly. Creators want to earn more, but secondary sales are worried about liquidity being squeezed. It feels like everyone is hedging their own interests, and no one wants to be the sucker. That’s all for now. I’ll review my interaction logs tonight.