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James Wynn responds to profit-taking: $80 million can't buy a superyacht, it's a normal fluctuation for multi-billion dollar transactions

James Wynn responds to profit-taking: $80 million can't buy a superyacht, it's a normal fluctuation for multi-billion dollar transactions

金色财经金色财经2025/05/29 03:17
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Whale James Wynn seemingly responded on Platform X to nearly giving back all his profits on Hyperliquid, stating: "Is $80 million considered wealth creation? These days, $80 million can't even buy a superyacht. When trading billions with 40x leverage, this amount is just a normal fluctuation. You go your way, I'll go mine."

Earlier reports from Lookonchain disclosed that James Wynn achieved over $87 million in profits on the Hyperliquid platform over 70 days, but nearly wiped out all gains in just 5 days.

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