James Wynn’s PEPE Bet
After closing his record-breaking $1.2B Bitcoin trade with a loss, trader James Wynn has pivoted to memecoins, riding PEPE for a quick win before walking away from trading altogether.
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8 stories · 13 Nov 2024 – 27 May 2025
After closing his record-breaking $1.2B Bitcoin trade with a loss, trader James Wynn has pivoted to memecoins, riding PEPE for a quick win before walking away from trading altogether.
PEPE hits a six-month low, with short-term holders exiting, as the meme coin continues its four-month downtrend amid weak investor sentiment.
PEPE crashes 50%, nearing a Death Cross, but its MVRV ratio signals a potential buying opportunity if momentum shifts in favor of recovery.
PEPE’s price drop triggers over $7M in long liquidations, with declining open interest and bearish trends adding pressure on traders and market sentiment.
PEPE’s price sees a sharp decline as bearish indicators like RSI and MVRV suggest further downside before potential recovery.
PEPE's price pulls back from its all-time high as momentum fades, signaling potential consolidation or further declines ahead.
PEPE meme coin hits a $10 billion market cap, surpassing Litecoin as increased network activity fuels demand and bullish momentum.
PEPE sees a nearly 40% surge in a week, supported by strong bullish indicators, but signs suggest momentum may be starting to moderate.