Looking at a certain wallet's recent large-scale accumulation activity, it's indeed quite intriguing. On the surface, it appears to be a significant buy-in, but is it really that straightforward behind the scenes? The interesting part is—when truly big players make such large trades, they usually don't do it so directly. One possibility is that during the accumulation process, they create a false impression of buying to boost expectations, and after retail investors follow suit, they gradually sell off in batches. Another tactic is to use these obvious large orders to manipulate market sentiment. Ultimately, the gap between large-scale buying and eventual selling often lies in information asymmetry and timing differences. Retail investors see an opportunity, but the big players are watching the exit points.