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Quote from: Altcoiner007 on August 28, 2025, 04:19:40 PM

What do you do with those discoveries? Do you start buying what the whales or big investors are buying, no matter how small your funds are? Or do you do these just to catch market trends?

Taking advantage of these conditions can be quite profitable, but it also requires careful analysis of when to buy or sell. In certain contexts, following these trends isn't always a bad thing, as if we can capitalize on the situation, it can yield financial benefits. So far, I haven't been involved in investing or trading using this method, but I've seen some people do it to achieve their desired goals. The risks are also high, as sometimes whales will dump their coins, and you won't know when it will happen. If you're late, it can impact your assets or it could be that the assets you hold lose their selling value in the market.

Exactly! Some traders are skilled at using this method and it's been profitable for them. Recently, I even found Bitget introduced Smart Money Leaderboard event for their users to Spot a trending token on their exchange Onchain section, copy its CA, use onchain analytics to identify top traders and Submit their wallet addresses on the event page for reward. I feel it could be their way of popularizing this method of analysis because it works. The caution should be knowing when to buy (if you have to) and when to sell.

I found the post on their X (formerly twitter) handle. Didn't particularly know how to participate.

I understand, but it's clear you spot what token is trending on their exchange Onchain section, track the token to see top traders or holders what and submit those addresses on the event page. I think it's just fun to get rewarded for stuff we traders do normally. Yeah.