James Wynn: Believes Arthur Hayes FOMO-ing is a Top Signal
BlockBeats News, August 11th, James Wynn posted on social media that Arthur Hayes always sells at the bottom and buys at the top. Every investor needs to learn to think independently. No one can predict the market. But the secret to making big money for oneself is: always go against the crowd. When Hayes follows the trend and buys into a rally, it is the best signal to short. No offense, but this is clearly the result of FOMO psychology.
BlockBeats Note: James Wynn, who once operated leverage positions of up to $1.2 billion on Hyperliquid, has been known for his trading style with 40 times leverage or even higher. He has brought huge profits (such as a $25.18 million profit from a PEPE long position) but eventually lost $80 million and went to zero within 5 days.
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