2026-01-05 14:22:02

Trader James Wynn's actions this month have been truly aggressive—starting with $20,000 in capital, he used a bold leverage strategy to push the account to over $600,000. This guy was even rumored to have "gone bankrupt" before, but his recent moves have completely turned things around.

His approach mainly focuses on two directions. First, a 40x long position on BTC, currently with an unrealized profit of $150,000, a 52% increase, but the liquidation price is right at $89,600, pushing both risk and reward to the limit. Second, a 10x long position on PEPE, which is really impressive, with an unrealized profit of $450,000, a 182% increase, and a liquidation price set at $0.0057.

It’s worth noting that his total position size has already expanded to $13.95 million. This morning, the account once surged to a high of $800,000, although he hasn't closed any positions yet. Such high leverage and high returns may look glamorous in a bull market, but the risks are equally huge—one reverse fluctuation could trigger a chain of liquidations.

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GasFeeCryBaby

· 01-08 11:45

This guy is really crazy. Giving away 40x BTC and almost getting liquidated—scared me to death. Playing the bankruptcy turnaround dream is fun, but if this gets liquidated this time, it will really be a prophecy. PEPE 182% floating profit, looks cool but it's basically gambling with your life. With such a large position, you don't close it? I wouldn't dare to play like that. A single stop-loss cleared everything; the joy of a bull market is so fragile. I get anxious just looking at accounts like this; it's too刺激. The liquidation price is so close—are you really not afraid?

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bridgeOops

· 01-08 04:22

This guy is really playing aggressively, but I can't help but sweat for him... Turning 20,000 into 600,000, it's either genius or a gambler's mentality. One black swan event and it's all gone; with liquidation prices so close, it's really unsustainable. PEPE's 182% increase looks exciting, but with such high leverage, debt repayment is inevitable. In a bull market, playing like this feels amazing, but when the bear market comes, dreams are shattered. But I have to admit, he's really bold; if this move succeeds, it will definitely be legendary. Wow, a position size of 13.95 million, with such risk leverage... sooner or later, the price will pay the price. Turning things around isn't easy, but liquidation can happen in an instant. It looks thrilling, but I still trust a steady strategy more—being too extreme is risky. This is just relying on luck, not skill; sooner or later, it will blow up.

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0xSoulless

· 01-06 03:00

Damn, this guy is just playing Russian roulette, he'll get cut sooner or later. One limit-down and it's all gone, and he's still bragging? Bankruptcy, then a comeback, then liquidation—this is the cycle in the crypto world. PEPE 182% increase, I bet five bucks he can't hold until next week. $13.95 million in holdings, with the liquidation line so close—this is dancing on a bomb. 20,000 turning into 600,000, mainly because of good luck catching the bull run. When the bear market comes, cry me a river.

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GasDevourer

· 01-05 14:52

This guy is really dancing on the edge of a knife. The 182% increase in the PEPE order had me dazzled, but the liquidation price is so close... A single pullback and it explodes.

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SerNgmi

· 01-05 14:52

This guy is really gambling with his life. He’s still holding on with a $13.95 million leverage... 40x BTC, 10x PEPE, with liquidation prices so close—one big bearish candle and it’s game over. Stories of bankruptcy and comeback sound exciting, but this kind of play will eventually catch up. PEPE’s 182% surge is indeed impressive, but I bet he’ll end up trapped in the end. Real experts should have taken profits long ago; do they really want to stay until dawn? Honestly, this is just a gambler’s mentality, not trading.

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OfflineNewbie

· 01-05 14:51

This guy is really daring to play, 40x leverage makes my legs go weak just looking at it. Never closing a position when making a profit, is he aiming for the sky or digging his own grave? PEPE 182% increase, liquidation price 0.0057... one big bearish candle and it's over, right? From bankruptcy to 800,000, is this a gambler's mentality or a trading genius? I really can't tell. Position size of 13.95 million, this account could go to zero at any moment. I'm just waiting to see when he gets liquidated, it will definitely be exciting. High leverage makes money fast, but losses are not slow either. This guy will definitely pay the price for greed sooner or later. I only dare to watch this kind of operation, not to follow. It's too thrilling, brothers.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-05 14:50

Wow, this leverage is really insane. One plunge and it drops straight to zero.

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MergeConflict

· 01-05 14:49

Damn, this guy's guts, playing with 40x leverage on BTC directly risking it all Gambler's mentality, it will blow up sooner or later PEPE, a single coin, can have a floating profit of 450,000. If it goes the other way... Honestly, it looks exciting, but I don't dare to play like that In a bull market, this kind of leverage is no surprise to blow up the account I've heard many stories of bankruptcy and recovery; the next victim might be right in front of us An 800,000 high point not taken profit—Is this gambling or trading?

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-05 14:46

Bro, are you gambling or trading? Can't you be satisfied even at a high point of 800,000? I just can't understand the joy of going all-in in one shot.

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