Snowy
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With large holders, or "whales," influencing crypto markets, how does monitoring their activity affect decentralized exchanges (DEXs)? Can tracking whale trades provide insights into market trends and future price movements, or does it create opportunities for front-running and volatility? How do sudden large transactions impact liquidity pools and token prices on DEXs? As traders seek to interpret whale behavior, will real-time analytics tools become essential for managing risks and identifying profitable opportunities?