According to EmberCN on Twitter, James Wynn's Bitcoin long position has suffered another liquidation, reducing his remaining BTC leverage to $167 million. The next liquidation threshold is set at $104,532 per BTC. This demonstrates heightened liquidation risk for large leveraged positions, potentially increasing short-term volatility and impacting overall BTC price momentum, especially as Wynn is reportedly unable to add more collateral (source: EmberCN on Twitter). Traders should monitor BTC price levels closely as further liquidations at these sizes may trigger cascading sell-offs in the crypto market.

According to @EmberCN on Twitter, trader James Wynn recently executed a stop loss and closed 1,122 BTC, lowering his liquidation price to $105,738. He is currently holding a high-risk 40x leverage long position on 3,482 BTC, with a total position value of $372 million. His average entry price is $108,334, and he has already lost $7.53 million in principal, leaving only $12.43 million in his address, which includes 126,000 BTC being unstaked. This aggressive leverage move and reduced margin signal increased liquidation risk, which could add short-term volatility to the Bitcoin market if prices approach his liquidation threshold (Source: @EmberCN, Twitter, May 29, 2025).

According to Lookonchain, prominent trader James Wynn (@JamesWynnReal) suffered two significant liquidations today, resulting in an estimated $14.3 million loss after closing part of his Bitcoin long position at a loss, just before the price rebounded (source: x.com/lookonchain/status/1927396990347833807). This event highlights the risks of aggressive leverage and the impact of volatile market swings on large positions. Crypto traders should closely monitor liquidation levels and market sentiment to avoid similar hunting events, as sudden reversals can create sharp losses even for experienced market participants.

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), James Wynn closed his entire 11,407.1 BTC long position within 47 minutes early this morning, resulting in a rapid $859 decline in Bitcoin price. Despite incurring a $13.396 million loss on this particular exit, Wynn's recent BTC long trades remain profitable overall, with a net gain of $17.88 million for the period. Meanwhile, key insider traders are still holding significant short positions. This large-scale liquidation and ongoing short exposure signal increased volatility and potential bearish sentiment for BTC in the near term. Traders should closely monitor whale activity and consider downside risk management strategies. (Source: @ai_9684xtpa on Twitter, May 25, 2025)

According to EmberCN, prominent trader James Wynn liquidated $400 million in BTC holdings within just 1.5 hours, reducing his position by 3,688 BTC and lowering his exposure from $830 million to $430 million. This aggressive reduction coincided with a $1,000 pullback in Bitcoin's price from $107,500. Wynn halted his sell-off as BTC approached his entry price of $105,033 and began re-accumulating long positions, indicating a strategic shift. This move created significant short-term volatility and liquidity impacts, which traders should monitor for potential swing trade opportunities and support/resistance levels (Source: @EmberCN on Twitter, May 21, 2025).