For weeks, anonymous crypto whale Jameswin, who has attracted attention in the cryptocurrency market for massive transactions, has suddenly shut down his account on social media platform X (formerly Twitter).
Accounts based on Wynn’s username “@jameswynnreal” are no longer accessible, but the last bio-update in the profile before shutting down only contained the word “Broke.”
Blockchain data shows that only $6,580 remains in a wallet identified as belonging to Wynn. However, in recent weeks, the total balance of these wallets has reached $100 million.
Cryptocurrency analyst Joao Wedson has issued the following statement regarding Wynn’s loss of failure:
High lipid fraud alert. This is probably a fake account and is intended to mislead the public with false transactions. I’ve seen this over and over the past decade. Beware of accounts that are impersonating an alias, an anime avatar, or famous whales. The crypto world is full of con artists, so you’re skeptical of everything you see.
This sudden crash became a source of controversy among investors after Wynn introduced him as a “professional investor” on social media and made headlines in his large deal. Some users of the X community claim that Wynn was not a true whale and was trying to manipulate the market with fake deals.
For all trades that Wynn reportedly opened in decentralized cryptocurrency exchange hyperliquid, he will also open opposing transactions in centralized cryptocurrency exchanges, minimizing losses. The purpose of whales is thought to be market manipulation and high lipid-mediated aviation drop agriculture.
*This is not investment advice.
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