$75 million short position exposed! HYPE whale publicly "declares war," who will blow up first in this wave?

The most exciting thing in the crypto world isn't rapid price surges.
It's someone holding a $75 million short position, directly showing it to the market.
Loracle is no longer an ordinary trader; he's more like a "public BOSS." The whole market knows he's short HYPE, and the more it rises, the more he's shorting, with his position growing to $140 million.
What does this mean?
It means HYPE might completely enter a "sentiment war" next.
Many retail investors think whales must have insider information when shorting. In reality, most whales end up worse off than retail investors. Because their positions are too large, they can't easily retreat.
Now, the most awkward problem for Loracle is:
He has become liquidity.
What does that mean?
It means others make money by completely crushing him.
Especially for tokens like HYPE with MEME attributes, community fanaticism, and highly concentrated chips, once a "short squeeze consensus" forms, the rise can become extremely absurd.
The most classic script in history is:
It was originally worth 50;
But to trigger a short squeeze, it was pushed directly to 80.
The market doesn't play by reason.
The market plays by who dies first.
And now, it's clear that the bulls are more united than the bears.
Because everyone has seen that $140 million short position.
It's like a pack of wolves suddenly smelling blood.
So in the next few days, HYPE is likely to frequently show:
Early morning rapid surge;
Spike to new highs;
10% fluctuations in one minute;
Shorts' stop-losses triggered in succession.
This kind of movement is often not a natural rise but "human acceleration."
My prediction:
Before the end of May, HYPE has a high probability of first surging near $70.
But note, I said "first surge."
Because this kind of short squeeze has a characteristic:
It rises like a god;
It crashes like a waterfall.
If whales are ultimately blown out, HYPE might even see one last crazy accelerating K-line, then directly enter a big correction.
So the real danger isn't the shorts.
It's the people who jump in at the last moment to catch the falling knife.
Many retail investors always think they're hunting whales.
In the end, they realize:
They're just fruit plates at the main force's celebration feast.
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