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Bullish Sentiment in Crypto Market: James Wynn Takes Contrarian Approach, Goes Short on Bitcoin
ByAinvest
Monday, Oct 27, 2025 7:34 am ET1min read
High-risk trader James Wynn has initiated a 40x leveraged short position on Bitcoin, betting against the current market surge. Wynn's bold move comes at a time when optimism is rising among market players, with crypto whales stacking substantial long positions. Wynn's track record shows staggering losses, with over $22 million in accumulated losses and a win rate of 33.33%. However, sources close to Wynn claim he has made over $250 million in profits in the past two weeks through undisclosed strategies.
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