This batch of whales is here to pass the tribulation in the crypto world, right?

I'm just stunned.
BTC
Just dropped from 78k,
and a guy performed a "triple explosion"—
long, short, then long again,
a total liquidation of $30.46 million over three days.
In the end, only $70k left in the account,
not even a splash of water can be made.
This script is more outrageous than a TV drama.
On the other side,
MU
Long and short fights are even more exciting.
One whale turned 4.33 million into 13 million in two months, happily counting money;
And that
ZEC
biggest short seller,
MU short position floating loss soared to $2.85 million,
a loss of 52%.
The key is, this guy once shorted ZEC at $184,
after a floating loss of $21 million, he stubbornly held on to turn a profit—
but then flipped and went long on MU,
and was pressed back to the ground and rubbed.
Reversals come and go, the gambling spirit is truly heavy.
HYPE
is also interesting.
Someone cashed out at high positions,
earning $2.5 million from 120k coins and walking away;
another whale kept buying for three days,
and even withdrew over $78k worth of HYPE from Coinbase Prime.
Long and short disagreements are so big they can split.
So, don’t blindly trust the “smart money.”
Big players get liquidated and cut each other off all the time.
In the crypto world, there are no invincible generals, only stubborn gamblers and an even more stubborn market.