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From $3M to $100M Then Back to Zero: Trader James Wynn’s Wild Ride on HyperLiquid


Abdulkarim Abdulwahab
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Crypto trader James Wynn posts on X, breaking his silence about losing a ~$100 million fortune from leveraged Bitcoin trades.
  • James Wynn turned $3 million into $100 million trading crypto perps on Hyperliquid, then lost it within a week.
  • He blamed greed and public pressure, admitting his trades became emotional and reckless.
  • Despite the loss, Wynn continues promoting trading platforms and meme coins.

James Wynn, a high-profile crypto trader recently liquidated for over $16 million on Hyperliquid, has broken his silence with a tweet about his dramatic rise and fall in the high-stakes world of crypto trading.

In an introspective account, Wynn described how he turned $3 million into $100 million in just one month, only to lose it all within a week. His story has ignited discussion about the dangers of leveraged trading and the intense psychological toll of having your trades watched by the public.

Wynn: From PEPE Fame to High-Leverage Bitcoin Bets

Before his recent notoriety, Wynn was mostly known in niche crypto circles for calling the PEPE meme coin early, reportedly netting eight figures. His trading experience was largely limited to speculative meme coin bets. Until March, his approach lacked the structure or discipline of traditional trading.

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From $3M to $100M Then Back to Zero: Trader James Wynn’s Wild Ride on HyperLiquid


Abdulkarim Abdulwahab
для CoinEdition
Crypto trader James Wynn posts on X, breaking his silence about losing a ~$100 million fortune from leveraged Bitcoin trades.
  • James Wynn turned $3 million into $100 million trading crypto perps on Hyperliquid, then lost it within a week.
  • He blamed greed and public pressure, admitting his trades became emotional and reckless.
  • Despite the loss, Wynn continues promoting trading platforms and meme coins.

James Wynn, a high-profile crypto trader recently liquidated for over $16 million on Hyperliquid, has broken his silence with a tweet about his dramatic rise and fall in the high-stakes world of crypto trading.

In an introspective account, Wynn described how he turned $3 million into $100 million in just one month, only to lose it all within a week. His story has ignited discussion about the dangers of leveraged trading and the intense psychological toll of having your trades watched by the public.

Wynn: From PEPE Fame to High-Leverage Bitcoin Bets

Before his recent notoriety, Wynn was mostly known in niche crypto circles for calling the PEPE meme coin early, reportedly netting eight figures. His trading experience was largely limited to speculative meme coin bets. Until March, his approach lacked the structure or discipline of traditional trading.

Related: Crypto Trader James …

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