James Wynn’s Painful Comeback: Reopens PEPE Long, Faces Another Brutal Liquidation

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Oh, James Wynn! The man, the myth, the *liquidation legend*-he’s back, folks, and this time, he’s brought PEPE along for the ride. Yes, *that* PEPE. The one with a reputation for being as volatile as a toddler on a sugar rush. Our dear James is once again playing in the world of crypto, where fortunes are made, lost, and then made again (before being lost *again*, of course).

The tale starts with our hero opening a fresh 10x long position on the meme-coin PEPE, that cheeky little rascal. Of course, in true Wynn fashion, it didn’t take long for the whole thing to collapse faster than a pancake flipped by a drunk chef. And in case you were wondering, yes, this is just *another* in a series of crypto catastrophes that have made James a household name in liquidation circles. 👀

Risky PEPE Bet Ends in More Liquidations

In a twist that no one saw coming (except for probably every crypto analyst who knows better), Wynn’s latest bet on PEPE went down quicker than a lead balloon. Lookonchain, the ever-vigilant analytics platform, reports that James got *completely* wiped out during the market dip. Not to be outdone, his fellow trading comrade, Machi Big Brother, also got a taste of the liquidation diet, losing over $53 million on Hyperliquid. So, it’s safe to say, *not* a good day for either of them. 😬

But, being the resilient (and possibly slightly deluded) trader that he is, James didn’t cry into his crypto coffee for too long. No, he quickly reloaded his account and opened another 10x long position on PEPE. Less than six hours later-*bam!*-another partial liquidation. As if the market gods were just playing *fetch* with his portfolio. Toss it, wipe it out, repeat. ⚡️

And after the third liquidation in as many days, Lookonchain couldn’t help but tweet:

“Once again! Both James Wynn and Machi Big Brother got liquidated in the latest market crash! These two are like brothers in arms – never giving up on their longs, yet always getting wiped out.”

Controversy Over Insider Activity

Now, this wouldn’t be a true crypto drama without a bit of scandal. Blockchain analytics firm Bubblemap has recently turned its magnifying glass on Wynn’s meme coin adventure, YEPE. What they found was a tad… troubling. You see, nearly 60% of YEPE’s supply is in the hands of insiders. These sneaky folks, many of whom operate wallets funded by exchanges like LBank, KuCoin, and MEXC, might just be the masterminds behind a well-orchestrated accumulation scheme. Hmm, *coordinated* much? 🤔

Bubblemap’s analysis suggests that Wynn’s coin promotion activities are essentially the crypto equivalent of a high school popularity contest, but with influencers instead of jocks. The whole thing is hyped up to the moon to attract retail investors, while insiders are quietly dumping their bags. Classic move, right?

And yet, despite all this, James continues to be publicly supported by big names in the crypto world. Critics, however, aren’t as impressed. They warn that such endorsements could make insider-dominated markets the new norm, and that all this manufactured hype might start to look like *organic* community growth. Spoiler alert: it’s not. 😏

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2025-10-18 20:59