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#ETH走势分析 brings another round of "back-and-forth" drama! That whale who frequently appears on-chain just started reducing their position last night, then turned around and aggressively added more than 6,600 ETH long positions, with their account balance soaring close to $180 million. This kind of "sell then buy" rhythm has truly left many people scratching their heads.
Why do the moves of such whales attract so much attention? Simply put, the market treats their actions as a weather vane for "smart money." When they dare to go heavy long at this price point, it somewhat reflects big money’s expectations for ETH’s future, and such signals can psychologically support the market. On the flip side, their reduction last night also reveals how intense short-term capital games are.
So how should we ordinary investors respond? First, stay calm—don’t let these massive moves lead you by the nose. Whale actions can serve as a reference, but they should never be your trading checklist. Their risk tolerance, position management, and capital size are in a completely different league from retail investors.
Second, beware of FOMO. Seeing others make big buys, you’re afraid of missing out—this "fear of being left behind" is the quickest way to get stuck at the top. Remember, whales can withstand price swings, but that doesn’t mean you can.
What should you actually do? If you’re already bullish on ETH long-term, this kind of news can boost your holding confidence, but I still recommend using spare funds to build spot positions gradually. Especially, never go for high-leverage copy trading just because of a couple of market updates—that’s not investing, that’s gambling.
One last word: No matter how spectacular the whales’ show is, nothing beats protecting your own wallet. Stay independent in your thinking, keep your focus on the long term, and don’t get dizzy from all these short-term "back-and-forth" swings. In crypto, making money depends on your cognitive reserves and patience, not impulse or luck.