[“Whale Tracking”: $130 Million Short Seller Shifts Focus to Storage, Short Selling Weight of Tech Stocks Decreases] According to BlockBeats, on November 5th, the net profit of the whale account (starting with 0x0242) tracked yesterday was approximately $14.09 million over the past week, including realized profits and changes in position gains and losses. During the same period, account equity increased from approximately $20.02 million to $34.11 million, an increase of approximately 70.4%. This whale is shifting its profit focus to storage. After adding approximately $6.83 million in net short positions in Micron and SanDisk yesterday, the combined unrealized profit of the two existing short positions increased from approximately $2.86 million at noon yesterday to approximately $4.22 million this morning, an increase of approximately $1.36 million. Among them: - SanDisk: Short position valued at approximately $16.79 million, with an average entry price of $1224.80, resulting in a floating profit of approximately $3.51 million. This has surpassed Intel, becoming the account's most profitable position currently. - Micron: Short position valued at approximately $9.09 million, with an average entry price of $839.54, resulting in a floating profit of approximately $710,000, roughly three times its value at yesterday afternoon. Including the short positions in Hynix (Korea), the DRAM index, and Changxin Technology, the five memory-related contracts have a combined floating profit of approximately $6.52 million, increasing its share of total short position floating profits from approximately 35% yesterday to 46%. Meanwhile, some technology stock short positions have seen some profit-taking. The Intel short position currently has a floating profit of approximately $3.28 million; the Google short position's floating profit decreased from approximately $2.11 million yesterday to approximately $1.03 million, with the account still holding approximately $19.99 million in Google short positions. Currently, the whale still holds 35 short positions, totaling approximately $133 million, with a floating profit of approximately $14.14 million; it also maintains long positions worth approximately $8.52 million. Including the long positions, the net floating profit for all contracts is approximately $14.45 million, close to yesterday's approximately $14.58 million.