• Wynn’s wallet holds $9,054.51, with $8,406.99 allocated to perpetuals and $647.52 in spot assets.
• His Dogecoins, which is 432,311 tokens, valued at $94,606.94, carries a liquidation level of $0.20989.
• Previous trades in PEPE, ETH, and DOGE ended in liquidations, cutting his balance by $17,165 to $5,952.

James Wynn, a renowned crypto trader, has invested nearly all his remaining capital in a fresh leveraged position on DOGE. The transaction data shows that his wallet now centers on a single Dogecoin perpetual contract, reflecting the majority of his available funds. The move follows recent liquidations that reduced his balance sharply earlier this week.

Wallet Composition and Current Holdings

Confirmed by a Lookonchain post, the wallet connected to Wynn shows a total balance of $9,054.51 across perpetual contracts and spot assets. Out of this, $8,406.99 is tied to perpetuals, while $647.52 remains in spot holdings. No funds are currently staked or placed in vaults.

The active positions list confirms two holdings: USDC and a DOGE-USD perpetual contract. The DOGE position dominates the account, signaling the primary source of exposure. The perpetuals section records a long Dogecoin position with 10x cross leverage, valued at $94,606.94. The position covers 432,311 DOGE, entered at a price of $0.21298. 

At present, the market value is $0.21884, creating an unrealized profit of $2,534.9. The account also reflects funding fees of –$37.23, reducing net gains. Importantly, the liquidation threshold stands at $0.20989, which is just below the entry. The proximity between entry and liquidation leaves little margin against downward price movement.

Previous Trading Activity

According to a report by CryptoNewsLand, earlier records from August 28, shared publicly by Lookonchain, show Wynn claimed $23,117 in referral rewards. On the same day, he opened long positions across PEPE, ETH, and Dogecoin. That sequence ended unfavorably, with a series of liquidations reducing his available balance. The capital fell to $5,952, representing a realized loss of $17,165.

In the current setup, Wynn’s Dogecoin long consumes nearly all his remaining balance. The position size of more than $94,000 dwarfs the wallet’s net equity, underscoring the impact of leverage. A two percent swing against the entry price could trigger liquidation, given the 10x exposure.

The concentration of capital into one trade places Wynn’s performance entirely on short-term Dogecoin price movement. With entry at $0.21298 and liquidation set at $0.20989, even small shifts in price carry significant consequences. This new Dogecoin position continues Wynn’s exposure to meme-based and altcoin trades, following his previously liquidated positions.