Recently, someone has been watching whale addresses and trying to follow trades. I think we shouldn't rush... Large inflows and outflows look very much like "signals," but sometimes people are building positions, sometimes just hedging, or even providing insurance for other positions. When on-chain turnover rate is high and the hype rises, whales prefer to move back and forth, and following along can easily get you kicked out. Especially now, with cross-chain bridges being hacked and oracles reporting abnormal quotes, everyone is shouting "wait for confirmation," so I lean more towards: when seeing large transactions, first consider why they are moving, rather than rushing in immediately. Anyway, I set my take-profit line and exit when it hits; no matter how attractive the narrative, I won't fight the trend. What about you?