| These are the three you might want to know about…
1) Lido For Staking
Apparently, quite a few whales prefer to stake their holdings through Lido.
Lido is a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO).
The protocol decides on "the key parameters of liquid staking protocols."
It boasts more than $15-billion in total staked tokens.
With more than 375K stakers doing their thang.
Whales love it even more than Rocket Pool.
Onwards…
2) Focus On A Booming Sector
Real-world assets (RWA) are like any other digital tokens.
Except they represent any kind of investment you can think of.
Stocks. Bonds. Commodities. Real Estate. Even art.
Whales are actively investing in RWA's.
A sector that could top $15 trillion in the next few years.
If the smart money sees an opportunity here…
It might be a good idea to keep a close eye.
3) Quick-Hit Altcoin Trades
Something else crypto whales are known for is quick-cash trading.
The coins they get into differ from day to day.
What's instructive is that whales don't just sit on the sidelines.
Sure… they hold onto bitcoin and ethereum.
They also trade derivatives like options on these tokens.
Plus, they trade various altcoins actively as well.
The best crypto dashboard we know of for alerts that could lead to quick-hit trades is Cointelegraph Markets Pro.
Regards,
Russell DeCorte
Director
Markets Pro | 
