#数字货币市场回调 The trader James Wynn, who calls himself "bankrupt", has recently made a big move - on-chain data shows that in the past half day, his Wallet Address 0x8da opened a 40x leveraged long order on BTC.
Specifically, this position was established at an average price of around $85,400, with a total scale of approximately $2.95 million. So far, the unrealized profit has reached $57,000, with a return rate close to 77%. However, interestingly, his multiple attempts to go long on BTC and ETH in the past week have almost all resulted in failure.
More intriguing details appeared on the timeline. Just last week on November 25, James Wynn publicly expressed a bearish outlook on social media, claiming that Bitcoin might plummet to $67,000 that week. Now he has flipped to a long order; is this a case of admitting he was wrong or a play of self-contradiction?
Looking back at the transaction history, it can be found that his other commonly used Address 0x507 has already been cleared of funds. This Address made two short orders for BTC( on November 10, when he told the community that BTC would drop below $92,000), and ultimately faced liquidation, losing around $100,000. The stimulation and risks of high leverage are vividly reflected in his case.
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
20 Likes
Reward
20
5
Repost
Share
Comment
0/400
ContractCollector
· 1h ago
This guy is a true gambler—went bankrupt and is still playing with 40x leverage. I’m impressed.
View OriginalReply0
LightningSentry
· 12-03 08:17
Bankruptcy Bro is betting big again this time, using 40x leverage? Really playing both sides, huh. Last week he was calling for shorts, now he's gone long. How restless must his mindset be?
View OriginalReply0
BlockchainFoodie
· 12-02 07:53
yo this guy's flip-flopping harder than a poorly seasoned steak... bearish af just days ago now yolo-ing 40x leverage? that's not strategic pivot energy, that's desperation with extra steps lmao
Reply0
AllInAlice
· 12-02 07:53
Bankrupt traders play 40x? This guy is really fighting both sides, he was bearish last week and now he takes the opposite position to go long. What happened to the promised 67k?
View OriginalReply0
RumbleValidator
· 12-02 07:45
On-chain data is clear at a glance, this guy is just fighting with himself in the casino.
#数字货币市场回调 The trader James Wynn, who calls himself "bankrupt", has recently made a big move - on-chain data shows that in the past half day, his Wallet Address 0x8da opened a 40x leveraged long order on BTC.
Specifically, this position was established at an average price of around $85,400, with a total scale of approximately $2.95 million. So far, the unrealized profit has reached $57,000, with a return rate close to 77%. However, interestingly, his multiple attempts to go long on BTC and ETH in the past week have almost all resulted in failure.
More intriguing details appeared on the timeline. Just last week on November 25, James Wynn publicly expressed a bearish outlook on social media, claiming that Bitcoin might plummet to $67,000 that week. Now he has flipped to a long order; is this a case of admitting he was wrong or a play of self-contradiction?
Looking back at the transaction history, it can be found that his other commonly used Address 0x507 has already been cleared of funds. This Address made two short orders for BTC( on November 10, when he told the community that BTC would drop below $92,000), and ultimately faced liquidation, losing around $100,000. The stimulation and risks of high leverage are vividly reflected in his case.