QuietExitPlan

Recently, I've seen a bunch of people staring at whale addresses and wanting to follow their trades. Honestly, first figure out whether they are building a position or hedging... The same large transfer to a platform might just be arbitrage or market-making cooperation, or even a "volatility lock" with spot long and futures short. If you follow in, you become part of their risk control game. Plus, with the recent daily discussions about staking unlocks and token unlock calendars, the selling pressure anxiety can easily be mistaken for "smart money running." I myself am now following my exit pl

This wave of higher lows is very clean; following the structure is more reliable than guessing the top.

These days, I've been looking at a few old NFT floors again. When the narrative was hot, everyone was shouting loudly; once it cooled down, liquidity dried up as if drained, with a bunch of listings but very few actual transactions. Royalties are also quite awkward: if you don't charge them, the community says there's no money to keep going; if you charge high fees, people who flip will just go to zero-royalty platforms. Basically, no one wants to be the "good guy" taking the fall.
Why do I get itchy hands? Mainly because when I see the floor sitting still, I can't help but imagine, "If the ne