TechFlame reports that, according to on-chain analyst Ember's monitoring, when BTC broke through $116,000 two hours ago, the whale that went short after losing 35.84 million US dollars in ETH to prevent his BTC short position from being liquidated, stop-loss reduced some of its positions, and raised the liquidation price to $117,510. The whale's reverse attribute is quite strong: it started going long on ETH from the 15th of last month to the end of the month. As a result, ETH fluctuated and pulled back during that time. He chased higher and then stopped losses several times, losing 35.84 million US dollars. Thanks to the money, he turned his back to shorting BTC in early September. As a result, the market improved again during this time, which has caused him to lose another 5.79 million dollars on BTC now.