On-chain monitoring data shows that a new player sensed an opportunity when the market cap of a certain Meme coin "1" rebounded to $9 million. This guy bought 1.54 million tokens in two waves at the high point, spending $137,000. At that time, he directly jumped into the top three holders, looking very confident.
Not long after, the market cap of this coin surged to $16 million. Now, this old buddy has started to realize profits — selling 17.6% of his holdings, earning a steady $97,000, with a return of 71%.
The key is that he still holds 1.27 million tokens worth $19,000, remaining comfortably in the fourth position on the holdings list. He also became the most aggressive buyer in the past 24 hours. But a word of caution: Meme coins rely heavily on market sentiment and hype, with extremely volatile swings, and lack practical use cases. Enter with caution.
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HodlKumamon
· 20h ago
This move is indeed aggressive, but I still have to say—71% return sounds great, but when the risk model is calculated, it scares the bears to death... Market sentiment is like a roller coaster; buying at the top three positions and then cashing out and leaving now. Smart is smart, but whether the remaining 1.27 million tokens can be held is the real test.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 20h ago
This guy's luck is really top-notch, always buying at the worst times.
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71% return... How the hell do I keep ending up as the bag holder?
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Wait, he's still buying now? Is he going all in? Truly brave.
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That's how meme coins are—today's hero, tomorrow's zero. Hope this guy doesn't get caught.
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Sold 17.6% to break even and ran. His vision is way beyond mine.
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I bet five bucks he'll regret not selling more.
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Is this the legendary "keen sense"? I can't smell anything, only losing money.
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He went straight from third to fourth place. This move was actually just being timid.
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Still holding 1.27 million coins. Looks like he really believes in this coin. Brave...
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AirdropBlackHole
· 20h ago
This guy's luck is really top-notch, bought at the perfect position.
Oh wait, this is the real wave, I should have thrown money in too if I had known earlier.
Meme coins are like this, betting on luck and timing; otherwise, how could someone double their investment in one shot?
But really, never go all-in on these coins, stories of losing everything are all too common.
How did this guy do it? Any insider info or just pure gut feeling?
Sounds easy, but this kind of trading is really risky, a sudden crash could cut your investment in half at any time.
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VitalikFanboy42
· 20h ago
Damn, this guy's luck is really good. He almost managed to buy the dip successfully.
That's why I always say meme coins are gambling. Some people make 71%, while others lose everything down to their underwear.
It seems he's still holding so much now, which is a bit greedy... It's time to cash out and secure the gains.
On-chain monitoring data shows that a new player sensed an opportunity when the market cap of a certain Meme coin "1" rebounded to $9 million. This guy bought 1.54 million tokens in two waves at the high point, spending $137,000. At that time, he directly jumped into the top three holders, looking very confident.
Not long after, the market cap of this coin surged to $16 million. Now, this old buddy has started to realize profits — selling 17.6% of his holdings, earning a steady $97,000, with a return of 71%.
The key is that he still holds 1.27 million tokens worth $19,000, remaining comfortably in the fourth position on the holdings list. He also became the most aggressive buyer in the past 24 hours. But a word of caution: Meme coins rely heavily on market sentiment and hype, with extremely volatile swings, and lack practical use cases. Enter with caution.