Recently, I saw a bunch of people on the blockchain chasing after "whale addresses," only to realize halfway through that they were hedging... In simple terms, a large holder's wallet contains more than one position, building a position with the left hand and opening a reverse order with the right hand. The net exposure isn't as exaggerated as you think. Before following, check whether their funds are being transferred to or from exchanges, whether their contract positions are changing synchronously. Otherwise, you think you're bottom fishing, but you're actually just taking out insurance for them. By the way, hardware wallets are out of stock now, and phishing links are everywhere. Even I, who test for scams, am starting to be more cautious. Don't get caught by a new pool that hasn't rug-pulled yet, only to be tricked by fake websites stealing signatures—it's so unfair.