Trader James Wynn Faces Significant Losses Amid Leveraged Positions

According to BlockBeats, on January 12, trader James Wynn, known by the identifier 0x507, has experienced substantial financial setbacks. Wynn, who previously faced near-bankruptcy, closed a leveraged position on PEPE with a 10x leverage, resulting in a drastic reduction of his total holdings from $2.45 million a week ago to approximately $240,000, marking a decline of over 90%. His account balance also fell from $800,000 to around $35,000. Earlier, on January 8, Wynn underwent 12 liquidations, significantly reducing his holdings multiple times. His recent trading activities have led to a weekly cumulative loss of $640,000. Wynn's primary positions include a 25x leveraged ETH position with a holding size of $680,000, incurring a floating loss of $150,000 (-116%), with an average price of $3,252 and a liquidation price of $3,110. Additionally, his 10x leveraged PEPE position, initially valued at $2.45 million, has a floating loss of $450,000 (-73%), with an average price of $0.0062 and a liquidation price of $0.0057. On January 1, Wynn publicly predicted that PEPE's market capitalization would surpass $69 billion by 2026, pledging to deactivate his social media account if this target is not met. Currently, PEPE's market capitalization stands at approximately $2.8 billion.