James Wynn recently announced his exit, leaving the cryptocurrency table with $25 million.
He may not be the most meticulous trader, but he is one of the best at grasping market sentiment. A close look at his on-chain addresses reveals that his operations are not spectacular, but he maintains his own rhythm—never greedy, never obsessed, and not getting caught in prolonged battles.
This withdrawal, although it was with losses—falling from $87 million to $25 million—many may find it regrettable. However, from my perspective, he accomplished the hardest step: knowing when to walk away.
In the cryptocurrency world, many can make a profit, but only a few can safely take their earnings away. James's actions serve as a lesson for everyone:
Speculation may start with courage, be sustained by luck, but ultimately, to exit beautifully, one must rely on understanding.
I've seen too many people who had courage and luck initially, but ultimately fell due to the greed of "wanting to earn just a little more."
So, it's not that his exit seems sophisticated, but rather he knew in advance: the market won't remind you when to leave, and the trends won't wait for you to cash out.
Being able to leave alive and take money with you is the true victory.
Don't envy others for making more; the ability to exit cleanly and decisively is the rarest skill.