According to @EmberCN on Twitter, the recent minor crypto market dip has pushed James Wynn’s leveraged long positions in Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and SUI underwater, excluding PEPE. Wynn’s 40x long on 7,500 BTC, valued at $810 million with an entry price of $108,997, now faces a $5.21 million unrealized loss. His 25x long on 24,506 ETH, worth $62.21 million at an entry of $2,657, is down $2.91 million. A 10x long on 4.85 million SUI is similarly in negative territory. Traders should note the heightened liquidation risk and volatility for large leveraged positions, which could trigger rapid price swings and increased liquidations across the crypto derivatives market if further downside occurs (Source: @EmberCN).

According to Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL), global markets are correcting in response to the potential implementation of tariffs on the EU. This correction has led to a dip in Bitcoin and altcoin prices, creating a buying opportunity for traders. Historical data from previous panic-driven corrections indicates that such market pullbacks have delivered significant short-term returns for crypto investors (source: Twitter/@CryptoMichNL, May 23, 2025). Traders are advised to monitor support levels for Bitcoin and leading altcoins to capitalize on potential rebounds, as similar scenarios in the recent past have resulted in rapid price recoveries.

According to Tetranode on Twitter, the recent price dip in Bitcoin has triggered significant volatility in the cryptocurrency market, leading to increased liquidations and short-term trading opportunities for active traders (source: Tetranode, Twitter, May 12, 2025). Market participants are closely monitoring support levels as the dip has intensified both spot and derivatives trading activity. This correction is prompting traders to reassess entry points and risk management strategies, especially in relation to leveraged positions and altcoin performance.

According to @whale_alert, a significant whale purchased 500 BTC valued at $47.2 million on Binance following a recent Bitcoin price drop. This large-scale accumulation indicates consistent institutional demand and reinforces the $94,000 to $95,000 price range as a robust support zone for Bitcoin. Active whale buying at these levels suggests potential price stabilization, making this range critical for short-term trading strategies (source: @whale_alert).