Degen

🤡 Andrew Tate's story but also that of James Wynn teach how you should be careful about what you read/see on X (Twitter). Users only show what they want you to see.  Andrew Tate, 2 days ago, posted this screenshot of Hyperliquid where he reports a gain of +138.5%. He probably doesn't know that on blockchain everything is public. Looking at his on-chain operations you can see that this gain was only 25k. Furthermore, his account, reports a total loss of over 595k (76 trades on Hyperliquid, with only 27 wins, a 35.53% win rate). After many users pointed it out to him, he deleted the tweet.

📈 📉James Wynn is another shady character who hit the headlines for a gain of 100M and a subsequent loss of all his capital. Wynn is trading with other addresses ( 0xbc476160765ff70cbd78d5a63aaa885555d575f1 ) and according to on-chain analysis he is using "delta neutral" strategies (he goes "long" on 1 address and "short" on 1 other address on the same asset, using same size and leverage).