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by: xpoolPosted on: May 22, 2025

Bitcoin Whale James Wynn Profits $39M in Leveraged Trades

Bitcoin trader James Wynn has secured an impressive unrealized profit of over $39 million through his substantial 10,200 BTC position, employing leverage to capitalize on Bitcoin’s surging price. His actions, however, have amplified market volatility and raised concerns about the risks associated with high-leverage trading.

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