#数字资产动态追踪 The way you interpret good or bad news often determines how long you can survive.

On-chain data is right there. Recently, I noticed that the "short whale" has been increasing their $PEPE short positions, already earning over $81 million this year. And what about the other side? The massive whale blindly chasing high Meme coins is already deep in a $42.7 million loss. One positive, one negative—completely different directions.

My view is straightforward:
The current hype around Meme tokens is scorching hot, with plenty of profit-taking. Those large on-chain short positions continue to add to their holdings? That’s a warning signal. It’s not just a simple correction; smart money is quietly withdrawing from high-risk areas and shifting to more reliable assets. New tokens like $LIT being shorted at high levels further confirm one fact—savvy investors are already fleeing early.

So, what should you do now?

First rule: Never chase after any Meme coin that’s skyrocketing. These short-term surges are outrageous, but the game of hot potato is about to end. Don’t be the last bag-holder.

Second, shift your focus to quality projects in AI, RWA, and on-chain derivatives. Right now, these overlooked corners are where smart money is quietly building positions. Buy in stages on dips—don’t try to eat everything at once.

Third, make your positions come alive. Instead of FOMO chasing highs, it’s better to lighten your load. The biggest opportunities in the market often appear during collective panic.

There are no tricks in the data. I’ve been warning since last week to be cautious of the Meme frenzy’s end, and now the actions of on-chain whales are the best proof of that judgment. Markets tend to turn at extremes, taking root in panic—right now, the most important thing is to stay calm and wait.