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Prominent 'Bankruptcy Whale' James Wynn Increases BTC Long Position to $11.54 Million

Prominent 'Bankruptcy Whale' James Wynn Increases BTC Long Position to $11.54 Million

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/01/05 03:00

BlockBeats News, January 5th, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, a well-known "bankrupt whale" James Wynn, who lost over $100 million half a year ago on Hyperliquid, increased his BTC long position by 40 times leverage to 124.1841 BTC (about $11.54 million) at an average entry price of $91,332, currently unrealized P&L of $211,000.


In addition, James Wynn is still long 364,628,426 PEPE with 10 times leverage (about $2.59 million), unrealized P&L of $591,000.

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