"Giant Whale James Wynn's 'Zero-Cost Crowdfunding' Stunt: Is It a Retail Revolt or Marketing Genius?"
Family, who understands this? 😱
Top crypto gambler James Wynn is up to something new!
This guy, who lost 100 million dollars in a week, surprisingly initiated a "Crowdfunding Against the Market Makers" movement on Twitter yesterday, calling on his buddies to send USDC to help him "fight against the market makers," and even promised a 1:1 cashback if he wins! In just a few hours, he raised 39,000 USDC and directly deposited it into Hyperliquid to lower the liquidation price...
(Well, this "crowdfunding hedge" operation has truly taken "on-chain begging" to a Renaissance level! 🤡)
Arthur Hayes sharply commented: "This is absolutely the most outrageous exchange marketing in crypto history!" Some even suspect Wynn used an anonymous address to hedge, "double accounts to farm HYPE airdrops"... Then came a plot twist! As BTC price was just 20 dollars away from his long position's liquidation price, it suddenly surged, ultimately resulting in a profit of 400,000 dollars! Wynn quickly deleted the tweet, hiding his achievements and name.
The Gambler's Journey 🎢
May 30: Lost everything, tweeted "From 4 million to 100 million to zero, what a thrill!"
June 1: Made a bold statement, "Either earn 1 billion or go to zero!" Result: Got roasted by KOLs, "easy come easy go"
June 2: While shouting "halt trading," he simultaneously opened a long position on BTC and angrily accused Wintermute of targeting him.
Final Chapter: Long position profits, but the biggest winner might be the HYPE coin price (you get it, you really get it!)
Mysterious Black Box Operations 🕵️♂️
Wynn averages one Hyperliquid rhythm in every three tweets, crazily promoting "decentralized faith," but it was revealed he might be using a pseudonym to hedge positions. So... was this a "retail revolt" or a "exchange script murder"? Share your answers in the comments!