Many people are still staying up late studying candlestick charts and adjusting indicator parameters, but their accounts are not improving. Want to try a different approach? Instead of obsessing over technical analysis, learn to observe on-chain movements.

Recently, a trading idea has been spreading in the community—don't predict the market, just follow the actions of big players. The core logic of this method is actually simple:

**Step 1, scan on-chain addresses.** Observe which liquidity pools large funds are moving into, whether whale wallets are accumulating or dispersing their chips.

**Step 2, monitor order book depth.** When the order book of a certain coin suddenly thickens, especially after several days of decline and the community is shouting "it's over," this is often a signal.

Why? Because the big players haven't withdrawn their costs; only retail investors are panic selling. Human nature is hard to fight against, so instead of following the crowd, it's better to track the footsteps of smart money.

Some real account data from recent months show: starting with a $6,000 account, using this method, it grew to $90,000. Out of 30 trades, only 3 stopped out; the rest were profitable. Among other traders following the same approach, most also doubled their accounts.

**So, how exactly do you operate?**

By 8:30 in the morning, after on-chain data syncs, the general direction is clear. In the evening, review only one question—why did this trade succeed, and why did that one fail? No overthinking, no holding through losses, no fantasies.

Hold onto the successful trades, cut losses immediately on failures. Coins like $RIVER, $XMR, $DUSK —these are opportunities discovered early through on-chain whale movements.

Don’t talk about ecosystem visions or technological innovations—those don’t help much with account growth. You come to the trading market to make money, not to be a project believer. No matter how perfect the whitepaper, losing money on your account is pointless; no matter how hot the track, not making profits is just noise.

The market always has answers; the key is to learn how to "see" the answers—those who see correctly often spot fund flows earlier than most people.