According to online reports, according to monitoring by Chain analyst Ember, a certain giant whale bought BTC at a price of US$85,751 at the end of March. If it gets it now, it will be a profit of more than US$10 million. But in mid-April he cut the meat for $84,426, and a few days later BTC rose to $110,000. After selling out the spot, he also borrowed 124 WBTC pieces and sold them short at a price of US$84,558. The 124 short-sold WBTC units were bought back for repayment at a price of $104,444 10 hours ago, resulting in a loss of $2.47 million. After the repayment was flat, he bought 16,638 ETH units with 43.36 million USDTs, with an average purchase price of US$2,606. The current ETH price is already $100 lower than his purchase price. Another floating loss was US$1.66 million.