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    Bitcoin Crash Coming Next Week? James Wynn’s $70M Short Position Says So

    Story Highlights
    • James Wynn Bets Big on Bitcoin Crash: Veteran trader James Wynn holds a $70M short on Bitcoin, citing global tensions and economic uncertainty.

    • Crypto on the Brink: Over $481M in liquidations and falling prices signal volatility, with Wynn predicting a deep dip before a major rebound.

    With Bitcoin hovering around $103,500, well-known crypto trader James Wynn has made a bold prediction: the crypto market is about to crash hard.

    Wynn, who holds a $70 million short position on Bitcoin, warned on X (formerly Twitter) that rising tensions between Iran and Israel could spark a global crisis — possibly even World War 3 — if the U.S. gets involved.

    “If the USA gets involved, that is a declaration of a world war. Markets will nuke,” Wynn wrote.

    Crypto on the Edge

    The crypto market is already under pressure. In the past 24 hours, more than $481 million worth of trades have been liquidated, according to Coinglass.

    • Bitcoin dropped 2%, now around $103,896.
    • Ethereum (ETH) fell over 4.5%.

    Wynn says this weakness is caused by a mix of global tension, low liquidity, and fading investor confidence.

    “Lower Before Higher,” Says Wynn

    Despite the panic, Wynn remains confident that crypto will bounce back — but only after a major drop.

    He believes upcoming Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and money printing will push crypto into a new bull run later this year.

    “Crypto will win. But lower, before higher,” he stated.

    Still, for now, he’s doubling down on his bearish bet, increasing his $70 million short position.

    Investors Divided

    Wynn’s decision has sparked major debate. Some see it as a smart hedge during uncertain times, while others think it may miss the mark if the market recovers quickly.

    Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve is sending mixed signals — with one official hinting at rate cuts by July, while Fed Chair Jerome Powell advises caution.

    A Turning Point for Crypto?

    With global tensions rising and crypto already facing massive liquidations, the market could be on the brink of a major move.

    Will Wynn’s bold bet pay off — or will it mark the bottom before a massive rebound?

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