Recently, there has been an interesting market development. Last year, well-known trader James Wynn, who lost everything on a major contract platform, has recently made a move again. On January 5th, he went long on BTC with 40x leverage, increasing his position to 124.1841 BTC, worth approximately $11.54 million, with an average entry price of $91,332. Currently, this position is showing a unrealized profit of $211,000, and it seems luck is on his side.



However, this guy's appetite isn't just that. He is also betting on PEPE with 10x leverage, holding 364,628,426 PEPE tokens, valued at about $2.59 million, which has also gained $591,000 in unrealized profit. After losing over $100 million in a year, he immediately re-commits with a heavy hand. This trading style is truly exhilarating. From liquidation to turning things around, it all depends on how the market moves next.
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casinovip
· 01-06 18:30
I think this guy is really ruthless. Losing over 100 million and still daring to go all-in, if it were me, I would have already woken up.
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SatoshiHeirvip
· 01-06 17:42
It should be pointed out that this brother's operational logic precisely validates my argument in an old post on a certain forum—leverage trading is essentially a systematic amplification of human weaknesses. On-chain data shows that the psychological state after heavy leverage is no different from that of a gambler, without a doubt. --- Laughing, another person crawling out of hell. Will he survive this time? Mathematical models tell me the probability is not optimistic. --- Let me return to the technical fundamentals: 40x leverage itself violates Satoshi Nakamoto's original intention. Speculative assets like PEPE are even more a mockery of the consensus on value. --- Bro, your move this time... I can only say, you’re really lucky. But this is not a trading strategy; it’s a gamble for life. --- Based on historical data analysis, the trajectory of "losing 100 million in a year and then going all-in" is 90% of the time a prelude to secondary liquidation. No exceptions. --- Everyone, listen to me: this is not market dynamics; it is an eternal drama of human nature concerning desire and redemption. --- On-chain data shows that this guy currently has floating profits, but I bet five Satoshis he won't withstand the next round of correction.
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AllInAlicevip
· 01-05 04:00
Wow, this guy is really addicted. Losing 100 million and still daring to go all-in with 40x leverage—his mental resilience is incredible.
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FalseProfitProphetvip
· 01-05 03:58
This guy really has a gambler's mentality, risking a billion loss and still daring to use 40x leverage? Are you crazy?
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RektButStillHerevip
· 01-05 03:47
Haha, this guy is really playing with fire. Losing 100 million and then going 40x, no one else has this mindset.
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AlwaysMissingTopsvip
· 01-05 03:40
Wow, losing 100 million in a year and still daring to go all-in? This guy's heart must be really big.
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ForkTroopervip
· 01-05 03:39
This guy is really a top gambler. Losing over 100 million and still daring to play with 40x leverage, I'm truly impressed.
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