Data: James Wynn recently returned all $85.29 million earned through contracts
According to on-chain analyst Ember's monitoring, cryptocurrency trader James Wynn has recently experienced significant fluctuations in trading, initially profiting and then losing within half a month, currently having given back all $85.29 million in profits:
- May 12-13, went long on TRUMP and FARTCOIN, profiting $11.67 million;
- May 23, went long on ETH and SUI, losing $5.29 million;
- May 24, went long on BTC and PEPE, profiting $42.08 million;
- May 25-27, went short on BTC and long on PEPE, losing $16.72 million;
- May 28, currently has an open long position on BTC, already losing $23.29 million.
Currently, James Wynn is long on 2,456 BTC with 40x leverage, with a position value of approximately $267 million, an opening price of $109,228, and a liquidation price of $104,202.
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