Just saw a few "whale" moves on the chain that looked pretty aggressive, and the group started shouting to follow the trades again. I've learned my lesson now: first, figure out whether they're building a position or hedging, or else you might think they're all-in, but they could just be providing insurance for the other side's position. Especially those who enter and exit at the same time, splitting across several addresses—looks lively, but they might just be shifting risk around.



I just turned off that "automatic large transfer alert" switch to avoid getting startled and impulsively placing orders... Honestly, the biggest risk when copying trades is mistaking someone else's risk control signals for your own.

By the way, the recent NFT royalty debate is giving me a headache: creators want income, the market wants liquidity, and in the end, the happiest ones might be those matching and grabbing priority. Anyway, I’ll take it slow first, so I don’t get carried away by emotions.
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