James Wynn opened a 40x "a small position" Bitcoin long order, with a notional value of approximately $19,000.

2025-06-08 07:21:57

BlockBeats news, on June 8, Whale James Wynn posted, "I have scraped together $468.62, directly betting on a 40x long order. One card and one chair, I bet it all." Whale James Wynn is currently entering a small position on HyperLiquid: 40x go long Bitcoin, entry price $105,537.5, liquidation price $104,190, holdings notional value $18,737.66.

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8i8_sol

· 06-08 09:53

That idiot is going to be exposed again.

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TheCryptoWorldIsABottomless

· 06-08 09:18

The HYPE platform is bound to have issues, it's completely obvious, even the liquidation point has been exposed. CZ gave them advice but they are still stubbornly saying that complete transparency is their feature. As expected, foreigners can be foolish. This is a casino; if you are completely transparent, then everyone has to be at your table, which is fine. The problem is with so many platforms, the price index directly affects you. If you are the only one being transparent, isn't that like being under a spotlight while others are in the dark? How can you know from which direction the bullet will come? How do you hide?
Isn't that like a child playing a game of rock, paper, scissors, where you show your choice first and then others choose after seeing it?

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TheCryptoWorldIsABottomless

· 06-08 09:17

The HYPE platform is bound to have problems, it's completely obvious, even the liquidation point is exposed. CZ gave him advice but he stubbornly insists that complete transparency is a feature. Indeed, foreigners are foolish, this is a casino. You can be completely transparent only if everyone is at your poker table, but the problem is that with so many platforms, the price index directly affects you. If you show your cards while others do not, isn’t that like being in the spotlight while others are in the dark? How do you know from which direction the bullets will come? How do you hide?
Isn't that like a child playing the game of Rock, Paper, Scissors, where you show your move first and then others can see it before they play?

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