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 Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), trader James has further reduced his BTC long position by liquidating 3,314.65 BTC in the past half hour, incurring a $2.24 million loss. His current long position now stands at 2,548.89 BTC, with an average entry price of $109,228.1 and a liquidation price at $104,410. The current unrealized loss is $14.4 million. This marks the third or fourth consecutive time James has reduced his position at a loss, reflecting increased volatility and risk for leveraged BTC traders. Such large-scale liquidations can amplify short-term price pressure and may signal caution for traders managing similar positions (Source: @ai_9684xtpa on Twitter, May 28, 2025).