Still in the Game: How Two Traders Are Navigating the Ant Meme Madness

When the “Roller Coaster Team” watched their portfolios collapse, most members threw in the towel. But two names remain locked in the “Ant Warehouse” grind—and their recent moves tell a fascinating story about risk appetite in the current market cycle.

From Referrals to Active Trading

James Wynn made serious noise when he started sharing Hyperliquid invite links during the bull run euphoria. The numbers speak for themselves: 691 community members followed his lead, netting him $114,000 in commission rewards. Rather than pocketing the gains, Wynn immediately redeployed the capital into leveraged positions. His current playbook is aggressive—currently holding $10,000 worth of DOGE with a 10x long multiplier in the ant meme space, betting big on continued momentum.

The Comeback Story

Meanwhile, “Rolling Brother” took a different path after getting liquidated two days ago. Instead of sitting on the sidelines, he doubled down with conviction. With $60,000 remaining in his wallet, he made a decisive move into ETH, going long on one of the market’s most liquid assets. The gamble appears to be paying off—his position has ballooned to $90,000 in just 48 hours, marking a solid reversal from his earlier losses.

What It Tells Us

The contrast between these two traders reveals the current market psychology. While most of the Roller Coaster Team capitulated after heavy losses, Wynn and Rolling Brother are applying lessons from their referral and leverage experience differently—one staying in the ant meme ecosystem with extreme leverage, the other seeking recovery through larger-cap positions. On-chain analyst Yu Jin has been tracking these moves closely, noting they represent a small but notable cohort of traders who refuse to leave the table despite the volatility.

Whether this persistence becomes vindication or another cautionary tale depends on where the market turns next.