Recently, someone has been watching whale addresses and trying to copy trades. My first reaction now isn't "What did he buy," but rather to ask: Is he gradually building a position, or is he hedging or rebalancing? Many large transfers look like signals, but they might just be spreading out risk or even insuring other positions... If you follow along, it's like taking on someone else's other leg.



In the past, I loved chasing this kind of "smart money," but it often reflected back at me like a mirror: the more anxious I was, the more the market moved against me. Now I keep it simple—I'd rather earn less than not understand why I'm buying and how to hold during a dip.

By the way, the Layer 2 debates about TPS, fees, and subsidies also seem pretty similar—shouting louder makes it look more like a sprint. I prefer to stick to my own pace and not let emotions take over.
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