Lately, I've seen more people on the blockchain watching whale wallets copycat, and my bread is almost burnt... To be honest, when a whale makes a large transfer to an exchange, it doesn't necessarily mean they're trying to pump or dump; it could be hedging, repositioning, borrowing to add margin, or even internal rebalancing. Before copying, I now check their subsequent actions: whether they are gradually adding in batches or doing round-trip arbitrage; opening positions is more like "patient stacking," while hedging is more like "eating and spitting," with very different rhythms.

By the way, hardware wallets are out of stock, and phishing links are everywhere, which instead shows that everyone's security awareness is catching up... Don't rush to click on unfamiliar links to see "whale holdings," first check your own signature popup carefully. Long-term, this isn't about talent; it's really about habits: survive first, then decide who to follow.