Thanks, can you share tools to track the movements of the whales?

Here’s the simple breakdown:

When people loudly tell you to "buy Ethereum" (or any crypto), don’t blindly trust them.

Behind the scenes, some of these folks might be sending their own Ethereum to exchanges like Coinbase to secretly sell (dump) it once prices rise.

They’re trying to create hype so you buy, which pushes the price up, and then they cash out—leaving others holding the bag.

What to do instead?

1. Check data, not words: Use tools like Etherscan or Coinbase’s transparency reports to see if big wallets are moving crypto to exchanges (a red flag they’re about to sell).

2. Research first: Ask why someone is telling you to buy. Are they sharing proof (like charts, fundamentals) or just hype?

3. Stay calm: If everyone’s rushing to buy, pause. Big price pumps without real reasons often crash just as fast.

Trust numbers, not influencers or strangers. The blockchain is public—use that to your advantage.