The previous 100% win rate Whale opened a long position again and got liquidated quickly.

Another insider who heavily shorted $BTC before the crash on 10.11 is also very close to a strong liquidation.
In the previous live stream analysis, I have never understood this Whale's operation of not taking profits and only adding positions, there are only two possibilities:
1. He is really foolish, but people who are this rich generally can't be that foolish.
2. He had already shorted and completed the sell-off with another account, which not only allows him to perfectly withdraw without crashing the market (if he directly closes the position, those who follow his trade will take profit and cause a market crash), but also to take advantage of the liquidity of those following his trade, maximizing profits. This method is actually quite common and is generally favored by money laundering groups; the probability of this is 95%.

In the future, when encountering such a Whale, one can only take the early-stage bonuses. When the win rate is 100%, the entire market believes in him, and the liquidity of those who follow him and trade with him can't be greedy. If it can't break through the resistance level, one must withdraw. If there is a loss afterwards, the market won't believe in him anymore, and one can't follow him again, making it easy to be buried. Personally, I believe that this type of Whale, like the previous James, all belong to a member of the market maker group. If there were really insider information, they wouldn't show their positions to the entire world. It's very common for such market maker groups to package "top-tier funds" in the shanzhai, including A-shares, first "creating a god" and then "killing the god." Uninformed retail investors just hand over their chips along with the "god."
As for why there is a 100% win rate, it's simple. The dealer group is originally going to offload, isn't short selling just a matter of convenience? If you know that selling 10,000 big cakes can crash the market by 10,000 points, how can you not short sell?