$ETH $BTC $SOL Recently, everyone has been keeping an eye on that "On-chain Insider" —

marked by Arkham as a super whale worth tens of billions of dollars.

Shorting for two hundred million on 10/11, then going long and still crazy increasing the position; the plot is more thrilling than watching a drama.

Here are his current positions:

150,000 #ETH

1,000 BTC

Over 200,000 SOL

Just the contract value exceeds 600 million dollars.

Even crazier, he has orders hanging:

ETH: 3030–3258 dollars for another 40,000

SOL: 138.6 dollars to buy 50,000

Everyone is waiting for the grand finale every day:

Will it be a liquidation or a win to ascension?

But the point is —

this has nothing to do with you.

Because you’ve overlooked the most crucial thing:

He can afford to gamble; you cannot.

On-chain data shows that he still has 4.5 billion dollars in BTC + ETH spot in his wallet.

You see his 600 million dollar position and feel weak,

for him, that might just be pocket change taken out of a drawer, just for fun.

It's like in a casino, a person grabs a few bundles of chips all-in from his "cash mountain" behind him.

You only see the win or loss of this hand,

yet you haven't seen him continue to play even after losing a hundred times.

And the money on your table is your entire fortune.

The gap between ordinary people and giant whales

is not just in information and vision,

but in the margin for error.

He can withstand volatility, corrections, and black swans.

You?

Just one misjudgment, and you graduate and go home.

So what should retail investors look at? It’s not whether he makes money —

but rather looking for "opportunities" from his positions.

1. His orders are the market's support reference.

There’s big buying in the 3030 dollar area,

will the bears cover?

Will the bulls defend there?

This is real advice for retail investors.

2. His cost basis is the dividing line between bulls and bears.

Breaking down → liquidation risk, the market could crash.

Rising → his position instead becomes fuel, pushing the market higher.

These are the things you can truly utilize.

Other people's legends are other people's lives.

What you see is just an address on-chain, a string of numbers.

His wallet is his.

Your life is yours.

Remember one thing:

Manage your hands well, calculate your positions accurately.

Operating within what you can understand and bear

is much more meaningful than worrying every day whether billionaires will get liquidated.