WYNN

Wynn Resorts Ltd Price

WYNN
$99.21
-$2.76(-2.70%)

*Data last updated: 2026-05-11 19:31 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-05-11 19:31, Wynn Resorts Ltd (WYNN) is priced at $99.21, with a total market cap of $10.62B, a P/E ratio of 38.11, and a dividend yield of 0.97%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $98.01 and $103.00. The current price is 1.22% above the day's low and 3.67% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 3.98M. Over the past 52 weeks, WYNN has traded between $92.40 to $111.12, and the current price is -10.71% away from the 52-week high.

WYNN Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$106.85
Market Cap$10.62B
Volume3.98M
P/E Ratio38.11
Dividend Yield (TTM)0.97%
Dividend Amount$0.25
Diluted EPS (TTM)3.63
Net Income (FY)$327.33M
Revenue (FY)$7.13B
Earnings Date2026-08-06
EPS Estimate1.25
Revenue Estimate$1.85B
Shares Outstanding99.48M
Beta (1Y)1.007
Ex-Dividend Date2026-05-18
Dividend Payment Date2026-05-29

About WYNN

Wynn Resorts, Limited designs, develops, and operates integrated resorts. Its Wynn Palace segment operates 424,000 square feet of casino space with 323 table games, 1,035 slot machines, private gaming salons, and sky casinos; a luxury hotel tower with 1,706 guest rooms, suites, and villas, including a health club, spa, salon, and pool; 14 food and beverage outlets; 107,000 square feet of retail space; 37,000 square feet of meeting and convention space; and performance lake and floral art displays. Its Wynn Macau segment operates 252,000 square feet of casino space with 331 table games, 818 slot machines, private gaming salons, sky casinos, and a poker room; two luxury hotel towers with 1,010 guest rooms and suites that include two health clubs, two spas, a salon, and a pool; 14 food and beverage outlets; 59,000 square feet of retail space; 31,000 square feet of meeting and convention space; and Chinese zodiac-inspired ceiling attractions. Its Las Vegas Operations segment operates 194,000 square feet of casino space with 223 table games, 1,751 slot machines, private gaming salons, a sky casino, a poker room, and a race and sports book; two luxury hotel towers with 4,748 guest rooms, suites, and villas, including swimming pools, private cabanas, two full service spas and salons, and a wedding chapel; 32 food and beverage outlets; 513,000 square feet of meeting and convention space; 155,000 square feet of retail space; and two theaters, three nightclubs and a beach club. Its Encore Boston Harbor segment operates 211,000 square feet of casino space with 184 table games, 2,766 slot machines, gaming areas, and a poker room; a luxury hotel tower with 671 guest rooms and suites, including a spa and salon; 15 food and beverage outlets and a nightclub; 10,000 square feet of retail space; 71,000 square feet of meeting and convention space; and a waterfront park, floral displays, and water shuttle service. The company was founded in 2002 and is based in Las Vegas, Nevada.
SectorConsumer Cyclical
IndustryGambling, Resorts & Casinos
CEOCraig Scott Billings
HeadquartersLas Vegas,NV,US
Employees (FY)28.50K
Average Revenue (1Y)$250.45K
Net Income per Employee$11.48K

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2026-04-17 08:13James Wynn Memecoin Presale Raises Just $8,000 Amid Scam AllegationsGate News message, April 17 — James Wynn, a crypto trader known for once holding a $1 billion Bitcoin long position, launched a memecoin presale that raised just $8,000 in its first ten hours (April 17), drawing scrutiny over past community accusations of scamming. The token, ticker $ASSDAQ, was launched on the Solana network with a presale structure asking participants to donate SOL in exchange for up to 50% of the token supply. The low initial traction drew immediate criticism on X, where at least one community member publicly labeled Wynn a "serial scammer" and warned inexperienced investors to stay away. Wynn rose to prominence after reportedly turning aggressive leveraged positions into over $100 million in profits, though claims circulated that he subsequently lost the bulk of his gains through the same high-leverage strategy. In response, Wynn posted on X describing himself as one of the top ten traders in the world and citing his macro and geopolitical predictions as evidence, writing "I outperformed this market to absolute perfection." He also issued bearish macro calls, warning of an impending global economic collapse and urging followers to sell ahead of what he described as an "Armageddon" scenario for markets. The $8,000 raised signals that market participants remain hesitant to follow Wynn into his latest venture.2026-04-07 06:25A $20 million liquidation! James Wynn shorted Bitcoin and was liquidated, leaving his account with only $900Gate News message: a well-known trader, James Wynn, failed in a short on Bitcoin on the decentralized platform Hyperliquid, was liquidated by force, and his account balance dropped sharply to about $900, with cumulative losses approaching $20 million. On-chain data platforms Arkham Intelligence and HypurrScan both confirmed this liquidation event. On-chain analytics firm Lookonchain noted that in just the past two weeks, James Wynn has been liquidated 6 times in a row, showing that his high-leverage short strategy is facing clear pressure under the current market conditions. Earlier, he had publicly stated that before the market improves, it may further deteriorate, and he adopted a cross-asset hedging strategy, including shorting U.S. stock indexes and going long on crude oil, while buying Bitcoin spot at lower prices. However, the market move has deviated sharply from his assessment. Against the backdrop of heightened tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and oil prices staying elevated, Bitcoin did not weaken—instead, it rebounded quickly. In the past 24 hours, Bitcoin is up by about 3%, briefly broke through the $70k level intraday, and set a new one-week high; it has now pulled back to around $69k. This rise was mainly driven by short squeezes in the derivatives market, as roughly $196 million in short positions was liquidated in a concentrated wave, further amplifying price volatility. At the same time, the total market capitalization of the crypto market has rebounded to about $2.35 trillion, a clear recovery from the previous day’s low. The event once again highlights the risk of high-leverage trading in volatile markets. In a market dominated by liquidity and derivatives structure, short-term trends can reverse rapidly, and a mistake in directional judgment can trigger a chain liquidation effect.2026-04-06 00:59Trader James Wynn Faces Sixth Liquidation in Two Weeks Amid Market RallyGate News message, James Wynn(@JamesWynnReal) experienced another liquidation as the market rallied. Over the past two weeks, he has been liquidated six times.2026-03-26 15:35James Wynn 40x "Ant Wallet" shorting Bitcoin, liquidation price at $70,270.83BlockBeats News, March 26 — According to Lookonchain monitoring, James Wynn shorted Bitcoin with 40x leverage on "Ant Wallet" 30 minutes ago, with a liquidation price of $70,270.83.2026-03-26 15:26Trader James Wynn Opens Fourth 40x Leverage Bitcoin Short PositionGate News bot message, James Wynn (@JamesWynnReal) opened another 40x short position on Bitcoin approximately 30 minutes ago, with a liquidation price set at $70,270.83. According to Lookonchain's previous report on March 26, James Wynn has used up to 40x leverage to short Bitcoin three times in the past week, with each position getting fully liquidated by small price increases. The source notes that if history repeats itself, Bitcoin may rise to $70,270.83 and liquidate his position again.

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gas_fee_therapist

gas_fee_therapist

4 hours ago
I've been watching James Wynn's moves on Hyperliquid pretty closely lately, and honestly, his story reads like the kind of crypto narrative that either ends in legend or disaster—sometimes both. The guy literally started from nothing in a UK slum, turned $7,600 into over $25 million just riding PEPE's wave from 2023 to 2024. That alone would be crazy enough, but then he got greedy. When he started hyping ELON in April 2024 and quietly accumulated through multiple wallets, everyone followed. Then he dumped it, watched the price crater 70%, and basically torched his credibility in one move. Classic pump-and-dump that people don't forget. But here's where it gets interesting. Instead of fading away like most discredited shillers, James Wynn pivoted hard. By mid-2024, he shifted from being a MEME coin promoter to actually putting serious capital into contract trading. March 2025 rolls around, he deposits roughly $6 million on Hyperliquid, and suddenly he's not just trading—he's gambling at a scale that makes most people's portfolios look like pocket change. In just two months, he turned that into $48 million. The guy was running 40x leverage on Bitcoin, 10x on PEPE, throwing hundreds of millions in notional positions at meme coins like TRUMP and FARTCOIN. His total open positions hit $1.25 billion with 22x average leverage. Do the math: a 5% market move and he's liquidated completely. That's not trading, that's roulette with a loaded gun. What's wild is how transparent he is about it. Every trade gets posted, analyzed, copied. During the MEME period, his influence literally moved prices. Now in the contract phase, he's become this weird market indicator—when James Wynn goes long, retail traders pay attention. Whether that's because they think he's a genius or because they're just hoping to ride his coattails is another question. On May 24, reality hit. He took a $13.39 million loss on a single position, bringing his overall gains down to around $40 million. Still insane money, but it's a reminder that leverage doesn't care how famous you are. Looking at James Wynn's entire arc, you've got to wonder: is this guy a visionary trader who actually understands market cycles, or is he just incredibly lucky and good at self-promotion? He's got the timing, the audacity, and definitely the marketing chops. But crypto's full of people who looked like geniuses until they weren't. The real question isn't whether James Wynn can make money—he's already proved that. It's whether he can keep it. And given the leverage he's running, that's a much harder game to win long-term.
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WhaleStalker

WhaleStalker

4 hours ago
Just been diving into the James Wynn saga and honestly, it's one of those crypto stories that feels too wild to be real. This guy literally went from nothing to making generational wealth, but the plot keeps twisting in ways most people didn't see coming. So the backstory is pretty rough—James Wynn grew up in a UK slum, absolute poverty situation. But around 2022 when he got into crypto, something clicked. He started hunting for ultra-low cap memes and eventually landed on PEPE. With just $7,600 in initial capital, he rode that wave to over $25 million in profits by April 2024. The craziest part? He predicted PEPE would hit $4.2B market cap when it was only at $4.2M. A year later, PEPE exploded past $10B. That's the kind of call that either makes you a genius or the luckiest person alive. But here's where it gets messy. By 2024, James Wynn had built serious clout in the meme community. Then he recommended this token called ELON, hyped it like crazy, quietly loaded up through multiple wallets, and when it pumped hard, he dumped. The token crashed 70% and people got absolutely wrecked. That move basically torched his reputation overnight. The community realized their "meme god" was just playing them. After that disaster, James Wynn did something smart—he pivoted. Instead of continuing the whole pump-and-dump circus, he switched to contract trading on Hyperliquid in March 2025. And here's where it gets absolutely insane. He deposited around $6 million and within two months turned it into roughly $48 million in profits. We're talking 22x leverage on positions that hit $1.25 billion notional value. His main plays were Bitcoin long positions at 40x leverage and meme coins like PEPE, TRUMP, and FARTCOIN. One month alone he made $36 million. On April 6, he went long Bitcoin at $94,292 with 40x leverage—when BTC hit $100K, he was sitting on $5 million in floating profits. His PEPE position had $23 million in unrealized gains at its peak. But leverage that extreme is basically a house of cards. A 5% market move and he's liquidated. Game over. Then on May 24, reality checked him hard. He closed out that massive $1.2 billion position and took a $13.39 million loss. Suddenly his two-month gains dropped from $48M to around $40M. Still life-changing money, but it showed how quickly things can flip when you're playing with that much leverage. What's interesting about James Wynn is that he's not hiding. Most whales stay anonymous, but he's constantly posting his positions, his wins, his losses. That public profile actually works in his favor—during the PEPE days, his shilling meant there was always buying pressure. Now with contracts, his moves get copied and studied. Whether that's genius marketing or just ego, hard to say. Looking at the whole arc, James Wynn's story is basically a masterclass in timing, audacity, and self-promotion mixed with some genuinely questionable ethics. Is he a trading savant who sees market moves before everyone else? Or is he just a guy who caught multiple waves at exactly the right moment and had the guts to go all-in? Probably both. The crypto market keeps producing these characters, but whether he stays on top or becomes another cautionary tale—that's the real question nobody can answer yet.
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gas_fee_therapy

gas_fee_therapy

4 hours ago
Just been diving deep into how the big players operate on Hyperliquid, and honestly, the contrast between their strategies is wild. You've got completely different playbooks working at the same time, which tells you there's no single formula here. Take @qwatio—this guy is basically a precision sniper. He's been in the Bitcoin space since 2014, disappeared for years, then suddenly resurfaces in March 2025 with massive 50x leverage trades tied to macro events. Fed decisions, trade talks, whatever moves the market—he's already positioned. Made over $9M on the short side, but what's interesting is how selective he is. Only 3-4 trades in 2 months, each one hitting hard. When he went long on ETH around $1493, he threw $5.5M at it and flipped it at $2502 for a $3.74M profit. The guy clearly knows how to read the room. Then you've got James Wynn, who's running a completely different game. He's been hunting MEME coins like PEPE and TRUMP since March, and that's where the real money is for him. Had $23M in unrealized gains on PEPE alone at one point. What's wild is that despite a 47% win rate (which is actually pretty low), he's still banking $45M total because his position sizes are absolutely massive—we're talking tens of millions per trade. He's also running the Moon Capital vault on Hyperliquid, which is interesting because it shows the gap between personal trading and managing other people's capital. That Moon Capital vault was down 8% overall, sitting around a $960K loss on a BTC position, even though it attracted $10M in deposits. Tells you something about the difficulty of consistent performance when you're not just playing with your own edge. The leverage approach is different too. James keeps it between 10-40x depending on the asset, way more conservative than @qwatio's 50x plays. Seems like he compensates with sheer capital deployment rather than leverage multiplication. Then there's this mystery whale that just showed up recently. Started with an $8M ETH long, made money, then tried XRP and SOL but got shaken out. Only $8.16M profit from the whole thing, which is solid but the strategy feels less decisive. Low leverage, longer holds on mainstream coins—it's almost like they're testing the waters rather than executing a full thesis. The most interesting case might be the bearish whale though. This address dumped $50.5M into Hyperliquid for shorts on BTC, ETH, and SOL, and it's currently sitting on a $3.1M floating loss. But here's the thing—the liquidation price on BTC is $142K, so they've got massive breathing room. You can't tell yet if this is contrarian genius or just expensive stubbornness. The margin cushion is so fat that they could ride this out for a while. What strikes me about all these whales is that they're not following some universal playbook. @qwatio is an event-driven sniper, James is a MEME coin hunter with Moon Capital vault operations on the side, the mystery whale is testing low-leverage long holds, and the bearish one is making a massive contrarian bet. Different risk appetites, different time horizons, different assets. But here's what they all have in common: deep pockets and the ability to take losses without getting liquidated immediately. That's the real edge. The leverage, the timing, the strategy—those matter, but they only work if you can survive the volatility. For most of us, trying to replicate these plays would just be a fast way to get wrecked. The real lesson isn't the specific trades, it's understanding your own capital and risk tolerance first.
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