James Wynn confessed: He was afraid of being laughed at for "making $100 million but couldn't keep it", and he became a gambler because of greed

Odaily Planet Daily News James Wynn posted on the X platform that he had just started to participate in perpetual contract trading in March this year. He had never traded seriously before, and at most he speculated on MEME coins (previously he was famous for discovering PEPE at a market value of 600,000 and making 8-digit profits). He once rolled over 3 million US dollars to 100 million in just one month, and then lost it all in one week on HyperLiquid. At that time, he was just playing around, but the on-chain data was public, and hundreds of thousands of people watched his account soar and plummet, so he simply let himself go. Later, things gradually got out of control. He understood that this was essentially gambling. He wanted to recover his losses, but he was also afraid of being laughed at for "making 100 million and not being able to keep it", so he got deeper and deeper. The numbers jumping on the screen became a virtual game, and greed completely prevailed.