Wolf Cabal

Wolf Cabal: Start with the full contract and dated report, then ask who controlled the wallets behind a trade or a repeated call.

1. Separate size from conviction
   A large transfer may be a trade, exchange movement or movement between related wallets. Check the transaction and wallet context before calling it a whale entry.
2. Check the original call
   Find the original message and timestamp rather than counting reposts as separate support. A shared ticker does not identify a shared contract.
3. Look for wallet relationships
   Compare funding paths and repeated counterparties. Similar timing can suggest a question to investigate, but it does not establish common ownership.

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