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I figured it out. @mickymalka is the inverse KOL - has money - does zero marketing - has a positive track record - owned at least one bitcoin - knows how to build a brand - doesn't shill solami shitters - impact instead of extract - his investments go to billions $tibbir

a lot of comment letters in support of decentralized perps zero that mention that every single one of them is completely custodial

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China’s electric vehicle market is in danger of destabilization due to the ongoing price wars by leaders of the industry like BYD. Last year, Goldman Sachs warned that the ongoing price war in China’s electric vehicle market would only get worse. This year, following a price reduction from one of the industry’s leading players, the EV market in China is again at risk of collapse. The price war in China’s electric vehicle industry is the result of aggressive pricing strategies by companies like BYD. The country’s leading EV manufacturer recently reduced prices of over a dozen of its models, including its Seagull hatchback, to 55,800 yuan, approximately $7,765 from the initial offering at nearly $10,000. These price slashes have put immense pressure on the automaker’s competitors, as they can either follow suit and slash their prices or risk losing market share. Wei Jianjun, the chairman of Great Wall Motors, was interviewed by Sina Finance. He shared during the conversation that China’s EV sector is in an unhealthy state. Wei also went on to say that the pricing pressure was affecting car companies and suppliers. He also mentioned Evergrande, a Chinese property developer that was liquidated in 2024 following a major debt crisis. “Evergrande in the automobile industry already exists, but it has not collapsed,” he said Tu Le, the managing director of Sino Auto Insights, said the price wars point to a “bloodbath” later this year. He also suggested that weaker companies like Neta and Polestar may not withstand the mounting pressures . Aside from pricing problems, China’s EV industry is also struggling to deal with oversaturation. The industry has over 169 manufacturers, but with many holding negligible market shares the competition is fierce. Reuters reported that Chinese regulators are investigating the shady tactic of selling “used cars” that are actually brand new with zero mileage. This practice helps automakers and car dealers meet aggressive sales targets but further destabilizes the already strained automobile industry. The financial pressure within the industry is already showing on the stock market. BYD ’s shares fell by 8.6%, Geely dropped by 9.5%, and others like Nio and Leapmotor experienced losses between the range of 3% and 8.5%. Some car models have seen price drops of 100,000 yuan in recent years. Suppliers, who are currently being forced to slash their prices, are nearing collapse. Despite that, tech giants like Xiaomi and Huawei have both ventured into the EV market, taking advantage of their financial stability and technological advantage. Xiaomi , for instance, reported a 65% increase in adjusted net profit in the first quarter of 2025. The company is now channeling substantial investments into its EV division, even though it is not yet profitable. Your crypto news deserves attention - KEY Difference Wire puts you on 250+ top sites

TL;DR Earlier this month, he entered a long BTC position with roughly $390 million. The bet initially had a liquidation price of $96,600 and a margin of just south of $10 million. In the following days, Wynn increased the position to a whopping $1.25 billion with 40x leverage. At one point, the trader was at the crest of the wave, standing at the staggering $87 million in unrealized profit due to BTC’s price rally above $110,000. However, towards the end of last week, the asset’s valuation (and the entire cryptocurrency market) retraced following Donald Trump’s threat to impose tariffs of 50% on the European Union, effective from June 1. Logically, the downtrend wiped out a significant chunk of Wynn’s gains. He then flipped bearish on the asset, opening a short position of 1,038 BTC at $107,711 with a liquidation price of $149,100. Eventually, the trader called it quits , closing all contracts with a profit of $25 million. The whale’s actions were praised by many X users, with some calling him a “legend.” Others, though, have not been so kind, wishing to see him in the red. Wynn prepared a special post for those stating: The blockchain analytics platform Lookonchain revealed that just a few hours after announcing the profit, the trader “was back in the casino” and continued to long BTC with 40x leverage. “The portion size reaches 684 BTC ($75.34M), and the liquidation price is $103,120,” the entity stated on May 26. Subsequently, Wynn increased his long position to 5,676 BTC, with a liquidation price of $108,010. Besides interacting with BTC, Wynn is known as a proponent of PEPE and opened several positions involving the asset. Back in the day, he spent $182,000 to purchase 7.2 trillion tokens. He sold 6.76 trillion PEPE for almost $34 million and left 443.7 billion PEPE (worth over $6 million at current rates). Lookonchain revealed that Wynn had been actively trading the meme coin on Hyperquid lately, making four profitable trades that netted $25.4 million. The platform later estimated that the whale deposited 240 billion PEPE into Binance, raising the question of whether he was preparing to cash out. Shortly after, the entity disclosed that it seemed like Wynn had sold the stash to fund his long BTC position and informed that he deposited the remainder of his PEPE holdings into the exchange. The whale executed his whopping long and short positions on the decentralized exchange Hyperliquid, and these trades were visible to other market participants. Lookonchain revealed the case of one savvy trader who bet against Wynn’s actions and, in just three days, made $5.6 million. Specifically, they shorted BTC every time Wynn went long and vice versa. On May 24, trader 0x2258 opened a short position in BTC and ETH and closed it the following day, realizing a profit of $1.36 million. Then, Wynn opened a BTC short position, while the other trader went long on BTC and ETH, only to make a profit of $2.54 million on May 26. Finally, the unknown industry participant opened short positions on the two cryptocurrencies, generating a profit of $1.7 million (at least on paper). Some speculated that the mysterious trader might be Wynn operating from another account to hedge his bets. However, the whale rejected the rumors, saying : “Not happy with this post at all. Whoever trader 0x2258 is, it is not me and have no clue who it is. I only trade on one HL account and that’s public. Don’t start spreading fake news with zero proof.” The most recent Lookonchain update, though, paints a painful picture for the whale. It reads that it took him 70 days to build the aforementioned $87 million portfolio (at its peak) but only five days to lose almost all of it.