2026-01-05 14:10:21

#以太坊大户持仓变化 Keep a close eye on the buying and selling rhythm of major players, as it often reveals clues about the market.

On-chain whales' every large transfer and position adjustment could be a signal of market direction. When a large holding address of $ETH shows unusual activity—whether accumulation or selling—retail investors who can analyze and follow up in time often can sniff out opportunities before the average investor reacts.

It's not about blindly copying whale operations, but about learning something from their behavioral logic. After all, players who accumulate such large chips are unlikely to be bad at grasping the market rhythm.

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AirdropHunterXM

· 17h ago

Staring at the charts all day can drive you crazy; it's better to watch what the whales are doing. Following the trend can sometimes lead to losses; the key is to understand why they are moving. When whales move, retail investors get excited—it's kind of funny. I agree with the logic, but the reality is most people simply can't keep up. Learning logic is good, but if you're just copying homework and losing money, don't ask me. I just want to know, are the on-chain data we see already too late? Accumulating or selling—have they already made private arrangements?

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FarmToRiches

· 01-07 13:19

Watching the whales' transfers every day is less useful than reflecting on your own mindset.

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LightningHarvester

· 01-05 14:40

It's the same old story again. If you could easily copy the movements of whales, you'd have already made a fortune. Following trends is fine, but don't treat gambling as analysis.

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WalletInspector

· 01-05 14:40

Following the trend big players also need to be strategic; it's not just about seeing whales move and blindly buying. The key is to understand why they are operating this way.

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RamenStacker

· 01-05 14:39

Bro, you're right. Dealing with whales can indeed help us avoid some pitfalls, but I think the key is to understand why they operate this way, rather than blindly following the trend. --- Whale movements are definitely worth watching, but retail investors' reaction speed always lags behind, always reacting a beat too late. --- This approach isn't wrong, but the problem is data lag. By the time we see on-chain anomalies, it's already too late. --- In the end, it's still an information gap—wealthy people are always one step ahead of us. --- Learning logic is more important than copying; I agree with this point. --- Changes in whale holdings are indeed a barometer; it all depends on whether we have the insight to see it.

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NFTPessimist

· 01-05 14:29

When the whales run away, we just sit back and watch the dust settle; after all, the life of retail investors is like this. Honestly, the big players who follow the trend are always the ones caught in the end. Want to learn something from the whale logic? Wake up, brother. They’re just learning how to shake out retail investors. I've been hearing this theory for three years, and my wallet is still empty. When the big players start selling off, do you learn from it? The problem is, by the time you react, the price has already dropped. Relying on watching whales to make money is not as reliable as playing the lottery.

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GateUser-a222caa3

· 01-05 14:19

2026 Go Go Go 👊

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pvt_key_collector

· 01-05 14:18

When whales move, retail investors tend to follow suit. Frankly, it all depends on whether you can make money. Big players do understand the rhythm, but following the trend often means taking the fall. On-chain data looks good, but once it’s in your hands, it falls apart. Listening to all the analyses is not as good as understanding it thoroughly yourself. Whales accumulating coins—should I buy the dip? First, ask yourself if you have the mental resilience for it.

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