From the perspective of arbitrage, I have a bold guess: 1. In the past two or three days, there has been news of large-scale pledge withdrawal on Ethereum. 2. A bunch of news about "ETH version of microstrategy" companies suddenly appearing in the market is crazy about grabbing funds. 3. At the same time, the news that Brother Sun happened to sell 160,000 ETH broke out, triggering the association of "smashing the market". Is it possible: Someone deliberately released the signal of "pledge withdrawal = Brother Sun smashed the market", using Brother Sun as a smoke bomb to cover his exit? In fact, the institution unpledged in advance, injected ETH over-the-counter into a listed company, and then released it to boost the stock price. The coin is not sold, and people cash out first, not only to keep ETH chips, but also to realize through the stock price—— Perfect arbitrage, killing two birds with one stone?