Have you ever thought that the timing of certain unfavorable negative reports may not be a coincidence? Imagine the following scenario: short funds may be secretly stirring the pot, creating panic through media channels with the aim of driving prices down to profit from their short positions. Taking the controversy between MSTR and Saylor as an example, whenever market sentiment becomes most anxious, some aggressive voices tend to emerge. This naturally raises the question: is there really a chain of interests behind the scenes—media reports, market panic, short-selling profits—forming a closed loop? Of course, this is just one perspective of market participants, but in the interaction between hedge funds and public opinion, it is indeed worth remaining vigilant.