People with big capital always have big profit opportunities and they are calmer in looking at the market. Even a group of whales will also manipulate the market and this is a fact that happens. We don't need to worry about whales, because we should follow their game to get profit. I agree with this opinion.
With existing on-chain analysis tools, we can find traces of whale BTC movements, but it's really difficult to guess their true intentions: are they moving to decentralize storage, to mislead investors, or to sell off for profit? The movement of BTC by the US government is also quite puzzling, and we usually only know their true purpose after they make an announcement.
Swimming with the whales to make a profit is something many investors desire, but it's sometimes quite difficult to do because the whales capital is almost endless. They can withstand losses, they can manage risk, and they can allocate capital extremely efficiently. If an investor goes all-in on a token just because it's in a whale's portfolio, that investor may still face losses if the token is abandoned or doesn't form a price pattern suitable for pumping.