Lesson from Whale Movements: How to Deal with Volatility as a "Smart Investor"?
Watching whales move can cause anxiety or greed. Here are 3 lessons learned:
1. Don't follow blindly: Whales use complex strategies (hedging, leverage, tax timing) that may not suit you. What appears to be a "sale" may just be an asset transfer.
2. Focus on the long term: Short-term fluctuations are part of the game. Some whales quietly accumulate for long-term investments.
3. Research for yourself: Use on-chain analysis tools (like Lookonchain, Arkham) to understand the context of the movement, and don't rely solely on news headlines.
Remember: The goal is not to predict every movement, but to build a strong portfolio that withstands market volatility. What is the biggest lesson you have learned from recent market fluctuations?
