PANews reported on March 3 that Conor Grogan, director of Coinbase, posted on X that he tracked the wallets of users who were long on BTC and ETH on Hyperliquid and found that their funds came from phishing. The user was a user of the crypto gambling platform Roobet. He closed his long position before Trump announced the BTC strategic reserve for the second time, missing out on tens of millions of dollars in profits. He was just a gambler who used phishing funds, not a so-called rat warehouse.