According to @rovercrc, the same whale who reportedly made $192M by shorting ahead of Trump’s tariff announcement has opened another $160M Bitcoin (BTC) short position; this claim is based on a social post without attached transaction proofs. Source: @rovercrc. Because the post does not provide independent verification such as on-chain transaction IDs or exchange position data, traders should treat the flow as unverified until corroborated by derivatives or on-chain analytics. Source: @rovercrc; CME Group education on futures due diligence. Large directional positions can influence funding rates, skew open interest, and elevate liquidation risk when price moves against the crowded side, which traders typically monitor via funding flips and liquidation heatmaps. Source: Binance Futures Education Center. Near term, traders may track BTC open interest changes, funding rate direction, and order book liquidity gaps to assess whether the reported short is impacting price action before positioning. Source: Binance Futures Education Center; CME Group education.