Recently, there are always people watching whale addresses and wanting to follow trades, but I'm actually more afraid of following the wrong move... The same large transaction can sometimes be gradual accumulation, sometimes just hedging or repositioning, or even collateralizing elsewhere. To put it simply, what you see are actions, not intentions. Especially these past two days, the group has been arguing over privacy coins and coin mixing—whether they count as crossing the compliance line. The atmosphere has torn apart, and big players prefer to use all kinds of "unintelligible" methods, making the on-chain activity look more like a fog.

If I hadn't been so impatient at the time, and had waited to see if he would continue adding the next day or immediately reverse, I probably wouldn't have had my mindset blow up while trading. Anyway, my current habit is: when I see a big order, I pretend I didn't see it, come back after a while to review, and once I mint, I turn off the software—that approach works pretty well for me.