Prominent 'Bankruptcy Whale' James Wynn Takes Profit on BTC Long, Initiates ETH Long

By: theblockbeats.news|2026/01/07 07:16:09
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BlockBeats News, January 7th, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, the famous "bankrupt whale" James Wynn, who suffered a loss of over 100 million US dollars on Hyperliquid six months ago, closed his BTC long position with a profit of 87,000 US dollars 15 minutes ago, and then opened a long position on ETH. He is currently long 1,637.53 ETH with 25x leverage at an average entry price of 3,252.31 US dollars.

In addition, James Wynn is still long on kPEPE with 10x leverage, with an unrealized profit of 169,000 US dollars.

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