2026-01-07 11:40:17

#密码资产动态追踪 $BNB $XRP $SOL For these coins, once the whale starts deploying in the contract, the system can detect whether the market maker's direction and the whale's direction are aligned. Once the directions are aligned, the entry signal will light up.

Why follow the whales? Large-cap players often use iceberg strategies or DCA to gradually build their positions. This operational approach inherently contains market wisdom. If retail investors can replicate this logic, their win rate will naturally increase.

How exactly to do it? Divide your position into 3 parts, and don't go all-in at once. Every time you experience a 1% unrealized loss, add a position; if it drops another 1%, cut your losses immediately. This way, you can follow the trend while protecting your principal. The advantage of intraday contract trading is here—after seeing unrealized gains, you can flexibly close positions or halve to lock in profits, allowing you to follow the market without greed.

In simple terms, learn to dance with smart money, but always keep your stop-loss card in hand.

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ContractCollector

· 16h ago

There are indeed strategies with whales, but to be honest, most retail investors can't stick to the discipline of these three positions. One limit-down and they go all in. They get soft at the stop-loss line, and that's the biggest problem.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-08 03:50

It sounds reliable, but the key is whether you can really stick to stop-loss; most people simply can't do it.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 01-07 12:10

Sounds good, but I still think copying trades is the easiest to get cut. When whales enter the market, we can't see it, and by the time the signals light up, they've already run away.

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 01-07 12:06

lmao the "iceberg strategy" they're hawking here is just basic DCA with extra steps. real talk, if you're actually tracking whale calldata on-chain, you'd notice the gas optimization patterns give away their moves way before any retail detection system catches it. ngmi energy if you're relying on some dashboard alert instead of parsing mempool yourself.

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 01-07 12:01

It's nice to say it's dancing with smart money, but in reality, it's just gambling on the house not to cut you off [dog head]. The iceberg strategy of the big whales does have some reference value, but how do you know they're not just诱多? Supply and demand curves never lie. Adding 1% floating loss to one-third of your position and then cutting losses—this logic sounds like you're using retail funds to support the whales. Holding the stop-loss card is indeed important, but the prerequisite is that you must see through who is truly布局 and who is试盘.

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SoliditySurvivor

· 01-07 11:48

That's what they say, but how many people can actually stick to stop-loss? I always end up regretting after I set a stop-loss.

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