BiyaPay analyst: 10U God of War "Myth Shattered!" James Wynn's enlightenment from $7,000 to $87 million and then to zero

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On June 9th, from $7,000 to $25 million, and then from a $87 million profit falling back to the liquidation line, James Wynn's liquidation story is causing massive reflection in the crypto circle. This "10U God" who once became famous for precisely predicting PEPE's market value surge, ultimately experienced a trading collapse watched by the entire network on the openly transparent Hyperliquid platform, operating Bitcoin and meme coins with multiple times leverage.

BiyaPay analyst pointed out that Wynn's case fully demonstrates: high leverage brings not stable returns, but extremely high-risk games. Even for technically skilled traders, it is difficult to long-term resist market fluctuations, emotional interference, and public opinion pressure. On decentralized trading platforms, while transparency enhances trust, it also exposes positions and allows "counterparties" to hunt them down.

Wynn's fall reminds us: crypto trading is not a casino, rationality and risk control are the keys to long-term success. Over-relying on leverage and influence promotion not only fails to sustain profitability but also amplifies the cost of failure.

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BiyaPay will continue to build a stable investment bridge for users, maintaining the original value in the noisy market.

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