These days, I've seen a bunch of people watching whale addresses again, taking screenshots and preparing to copy their trades... My current mindset is more of a "version update": don't rush to copy, first ask whether they are building a position or hedging/protecting. Honestly, it's quite common for whales to buy while opening opposite positions at the same time; you only see that one spot trade, and following along might just catch their "insurance policy."

Especially recently, with memes and celebrity calls, the attention shifts so quickly that seasoned players advise newcomers not to take the last step—it's not about pretending to be deep... My own approach is still to honestly draw the map: look at the time span, the number of batches, whether there's synchronized withdrawal to other chains/exchanges, and do cost calculations if possible. If you can't calculate, treat small positions as tuition fees. Anyway, don't take "seeing big players" as a signal light.