Google's compression technology paper has triggered a decline in storage concept stocks, with MU falling for six consecutive days, totaling a drop of nearly 25%; SNDK is down 11.02% today. A short-selling whale made a profit of $250,000 before the paper's release, holding short positions in MU and SNDK, and has not yet taken profits.

Google's compression technology paper raises concerns about storage demand, causing storage-related stocks to decline. SanDisk and Micron Technology's stock prices fell, leading to increased unrealized losses for related long positions. The Hyperliquid platform shows that MU and SNDK both experienced significant losses.

On March 20, the three major U.S. stock indices fell collectively, and precious metals came under pressure as the overall market weakened. SanDisk (SNDK) rose against the trend, gaining 2.44% and reaching a new high, currently trading at 774 dollars. Among on-chain long whale holders, the largest position holder's profits increased significantly, with floating gains rising from 840,000 dollars to 1.43 million dollars.

On March 19, U.S. stock storage concept stocks pulled back across the board, with Micron Technology (MU) and SanDisk (SNDK) each declining nearly 5%. Despite sector pressure, the two major on-chain longs maintained their positions without adjusting, with holdings in both SNDK and MU showing floating gains, indicating that market confidence remains intact.

On March 18, U.S. storage concept stocks continued to rise, with SanDisk up 3.6% and Micron Technology up 2.7%. This put on-chain shorts under pressure, with crypto KOL CBB's short address holding approximately 12.9 million dollars, with unrealized losses of approximately 1.4 million dollars, with notable losses on short positions in SNDK and MU respectively.

On March 18, the US stock market's storage and data storage sectors surged significantly, with Micron Technology and SanDisk reaching historic highs, rising 6% and 4.8% respectively. Whale addresses established large positions in SNDK, with unrealized profits reaching $1.1 million. Major long holders of MU also saw significant gains.

On March 17, following the GTC conference, NVDA contracts on the Hyperliquid platform experienced volatility, with prices briefly touching $189, now rebounding to $183.1, closing with a gain of 1.65%. Micron Technology and SanDisk showed strong performance, rising 3.68% and 6.35% respectively. Whale holdings in SNDK achieved unrealized gains of $740,000.

US stocks related to storage and optical communication concepts rose collectively in pre-market trading, with Micron Technology and SanDisk increasing by nearly 4%. Whale 0xb83 opened a new $1.37 million SNDK long position with 4x leverage, while Continue Capital still holds a related position worth $15 million, with unrealized gains reaching $547,000.

On March 13, US stock storage concept stocks generally fell, with SanDisk (SNDK) leading the decline, with prices falling back to $621. Short address 0x61c opened a SNDK short position on Hyperliquid with a position size of $2.3 million. Recently, due to short-selling news, SanDisk's stock price has experienced volatility.

Continue Capital was liquidated on Hyperliquid with two positions, totaling 10,000 SNDK and 22,300 MU, causing their prices to drop by 5.8% and 2.6% respectively. Currently, MU and SNDK are both trading at a discount, and Clear Capital still holds a long position of 17,000 MU.