Recently, I keep seeing in the group people chasing after "whale addresses" copying homework, honestly I’m a bit afraid of such strong consistency impulses. Large transactions in and out don’t necessarily mean opening a position; many times it’s just hedging, arbitrage, or insuring other positions, following someone else’s lead and then turning around on the other side can be awkward. I usually first look at the exchange’s popularity at the same time, on-chain inflows, and whether public opinion is in the same direction; if it’s inconsistent, I just ignore it, better to miss out.

And lately, cross-chain bridges have had issues again, oracles have also had abnormal quote incidents, everyone often says “wait for confirmation first,” which is quite realistic… funds are moving more fragmented and cautiously. Last night, my mom even asked me: Are the whales you’re talking about insider information? I could only reply half-heartedly: No, it’s more because they have a lot of money and do a lot of operations. Anyway, I’ll go slower first, don’t mistake shadows for signals.