James Wynn recently made a profit of approximately $40.87 million on BTC long positions
According to on-chain analyst Ember's monitoring, the whale James Wynn has started to reduce his position. In the past 20 minutes, he reduced his long position by 1,080 BTC, valued at $120 million. His current BTC position is as follows:
Holding 9,118 BTC long positions, valued at $1 billion, with an opening price of $108,065 and a liquidation price of $102,858, with an unrealized profit of $24.1 million.
In addition to the $16.77 million profit realized from reducing his position, his gains from going long on BTC in the past two days are approximately $40.87 million.
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