Recently, I took a look at on-chain data and found that several projects are attracting large capital inflows.
Based on whale inflow data, the most popular projects right now are as follows:
$POL leading with inflows reaching $349 million. $TRUMP close behind with $276 million. $RENDER also performing well with $299 million. Further down, $PUMP has $148 million, and $LDO remains stable at $120 million.
$ASTER and $ENA have attracted $119 million and $116 million respectively. Moderately popular are $ONDO ($44 million), $WLD ($68 million), and $NIGHT ($24 million).
These figures actually reflect a bigger issue: smart money (whales) are positioning themselves in these projects. Their movements often serve as a market sentiment indicator. The question is, are you just following the trend of these big funds, or do you have your own independent judgment? That’s the key.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 9h ago
Whales are getting serious, but those following the trend are all just retail investors.
POL's recent surge isn't small, but I still focus on the fundamentals.
Spending over 300 million, what does that say? The funds are smart.
You need to judge for yourself; blindly following the trend will only lead to failure sooner or later.
The data looks good, but don't be scared off.
Large investors are positioning themselves, but I prefer to follow my own rhythm.
RENDER's recent capital inflow is quite intense.
The direction of smart money... needs some thought.
Following the trend? Better to study the fundamentals yourself.
The recent movements of whales are definitely worth paying attention to.
Manage your own money; this is what true confidence looks like.
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MysteriousZhang
· 9h ago
Whales are moving, I also need to keep an eye on it, but copying homework requires some brains.
POL's recent entry was quite aggressive, but jumping on the bandwagon easily leads to being trapped.
RENDER data is good, much more stable than TRUMP.
Honestly, who truly has independent judgment? In the end, it's all about looking at data and betting on probabilities.
The real skill is who can survive until the end of this round.
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BearMarketMonk
· 9h ago
When whales run away, retail investors are still picking up the bag, it's that simple.
POL this wave is indeed fierce, but don't be fooled by the numbers; inflow of funds ≠ a reliable project.
Copying whale homework? Better ask yourself why you're copying—do you really understand or just want to make quick money?
Over 300 million invested; it depends on the subsequent trend. It's still early to say anything now.
I just want to know whether this wave of funds is pushing up the price or crashing it; the key is the next movement.
Good data doesn't mean you can make money; I've seen too many smoke screens.
Following the trend feels comfortable, but when you lose money, you don't even know why—this is the most terrifying part.
RENDER so much money flowing in actually makes me a bit cautious...
No independent logic with whales, same as being harvested—same old story with a different flavor.
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ForkTongue
· 9h ago
Where whales gather, I usually operate in reverse, truly
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POL's vampires, I don't understand why so many people are chasing
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Wait, is this data real-time? Feels different from what I saw yesterday
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Following whales = suicide, still need to find those overlooked small coins
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TRUMP's popularity is indeed high, but so are the risks. Who dares to take the final step?
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Is there an independent judgment logic? Ha, we're all just gamblers
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On-chain data looks good, but you still need to look at the fundamentals, everyone
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RENDER is worth paying attention to, everything else is just a game of speculation
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Seeing whales and following them, isn't this just money? Whales can also get trapped
Recently, I took a look at on-chain data and found that several projects are attracting large capital inflows.
Based on whale inflow data, the most popular projects right now are as follows:
$POL leading with inflows reaching $349 million. $TRUMP close behind with $276 million. $RENDER also performing well with $299 million. Further down, $PUMP has $148 million, and $LDO remains stable at $120 million.
$ASTER and $ENA have attracted $119 million and $116 million respectively. Moderately popular are $ONDO ($44 million), $WLD ($68 million), and $NIGHT ($24 million).
These figures actually reflect a bigger issue: smart money (whales) are positioning themselves in these projects. Their movements often serve as a market sentiment indicator. The question is, are you just following the trend of these big funds, or do you have your own independent judgment? That’s the key.