With cumulative losses of $22.06 million, James Wynn’s 50x leveraged short position on the S&P 500 suffered partial margin calls four times in six days.
Svmuu News: According to Onchain Lens, James Wynn (@JamesWynnReal)’s 50x SP500 short position has suffered partial liquidations four times over the past six days. The current position stands at 149.34 units, valued at $1.13 million; the opening price was $7,373.44, the mark price is $7,537.55, and the liquidation price is $7,555.59. The position is currently showing a floating loss of $24,500, with a ROE of -108.83%; the liquidation price is 0.24% higher than the current mark price. Partial liquidation losses over the past 6 days total $28,400, bringing the cumulative P&L to -$22.06 million.
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