I tried once to follow a whale address and copy their trades, and ended up laughing at my own stupidity: that move looked like a "long," but after checking the chain, I saw that next door they had opened a reverse position + options hedge, basically hedging, not building a position. If you follow and rush in, you're just paying an emotional tax for them.



Recently, the group has been talking about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various rumors about "de-pegging," and when the atmosphere gets tense, it's even easier to see whale actions as a lifeline. Stay calm, first check if they are entering in batches, whether they are covering risks at the same time, and if the funds are genuinely from people who just withdrew from exchanges and really want to buy. Otherwise, you think you're bottom-fishing, but you're actually just running alongside others' risk control. That's all for now; I won't blindly follow anymore.
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