Recently, I've seen more people on the blockchain watching "whale addresses" to copy trades. Honestly, I'm a bit hesitant: what you see as buying might not be building a position, it could just be hedging, reallocating, or even providing collateral for other positions. Especially those who buy spot and open opposite derivatives at the same time—outsiders see it as entertainment, but for them, it becomes liquidity. Now, AI agents and automated trading are also quite popular, but the more automated they are, the easier it is to hide interaction details. The more hype there is around the narrative, the more I want to check contract permissions, callbacks, and upgrade points first. I'd rather miss out on a move than fall into a trap chasing someone else's risk control model.