This Bitcoin Trader Lost Millions In 2 Weeks, Here’s How
Notorious high‑leverage trader James Wynn has been liquidated yet again as Bitcoin ripped higher, marking his sixth wipeout in just two weeks. Wynn Bites The Bitcoin Dust…Again To no one’s surprise, James Wynn, the trader famous for turning extreme leverage into both spectacular wins and equally dramatic collapses, has fallen once more. In a post from today on the social network X, Lookonchain highlighted the on‑chain Hyperliquid wallet data that confirms the trader’s most recent forced position closure at around $68k. James Wynn(@JamesWynnReal) has been liquidated again due to the market....
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Over the last 24 hours, thousands of crypto traders have lost their positions in the market. The liquidations had ramped up, especially after the price of bitcoin had lost its footing above $19,000. It triggered one of the largest liquidations for the year 2022, with traders losing hundreds of millions of dollars in the span of a single day. More Than 125,000 Trader Rekt In the 24 hours following bitcoin’s decline to the $18,000 territory, more than 125,000 have had their positions liquidated. This amounted to more than $410 million that has been lost in the past day. Not surprisingly, the....
A legendary ETH trader who once turned a modest $125,000 into more than $43 million has seen nearly his entire fortune vanish following the latest Ethereum price decline. According to reports, the trader went long on ETH during the recent bull rally but was liquidated, leaving his balance at $771,000 as prices retraced sharply from […]
A cryptocurrency trader based in China's Hunan province is bringing a lawsuit against cryptocurrency exchange OKCoin. According to court documents, the trader deposited the cryptocurrency litecoin in an account at the exchange, only to wake up the next day to find the funds traded without his notice. The filing asserts that the trader believes he was the subject of a successful hack, and that representatives of OKCoin should bear responsibility. He further claimed that the IP address used to execute the trade was based in Hong Kong. In total, the trader estimates his total loss at $2,900.....
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