【Crypto Rhythm】An interesting event is happening in the Meme coin circle. A new address, when the “1” token’s market cap just rebounded to $9 million, sensed an opportunity—taking two separate actions at the highs, buying a total of 1.54 million tokens, costing about $137,000. This move once propelled this address into the top three holders.
The subsequent development proved its foresight. The “1” token’s market cap today broke through $16 million, with a significant increase. That address was not greedy and has already partially cashed out, earning about $97,000, with a return rate of 71%. It still holds 1.27 million tokens, worth about $190,000, ranking fourth in holdings, and is also the largest single buyer of this token in the past 24 hours.
Such precise timing of entry is indeed rare. But to be clear—Meme coin markets are extremely volatile, driven mainly by market sentiment and hype, with little to no real utility. High returns come with high risks. Similar trading stories happen every day, but there are far more people throwing money in than making money. Think carefully about how much volatility you can withstand before entering.
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HashBandit
· 9h ago
yo so this whale either got insanely lucky or they're running some kinda on-chain signal bot... 71% in 24h on a memecoin? that's not trading that's just gambling with better odds lol. back in my mining days i at least had hashrate to show for my losses, this is just pure emotion and liquidity chasing. ngl the real question is whether they actually dump all 127m before the next rug pull happens
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AlphaBrain
· 19h ago
This whale's luck is just too incredible, I was directly overwhelmed... If I didn't know he was just testing his luck, I would have wanted to copy his homework.
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zkNoob
· 19h ago
Oh my god, this whale's luck is just too incredible. I almost want to copy its moves.
That being said, meme coins are basically gambling. A 71% return sounds great, but who can guarantee that next time they won't get caught?
This guy's smart for not being greedy and cashing out. It's much better than those who HODL until they go to zero.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 19h ago
71%?This whale's sense of smell is really amazing, we need to learn from it
Wait, why does this move feel half a beat faster than mine...
Meme coins are just gambling, if you're lucky you can double your money, if you're unlucky you lose everything, nothing special
Is this address insider trading? How does it hit the target so precisely
I just want to know if it will continue to pump later
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SerumSquirrel
· 19h ago
This whale is really incredible, buying in so accurately... But to be honest, Meme coins are just gambling, luck plays too big a role.
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AirdropFreedom
· 19h ago
This whale's luck is just too incredible, hitting the point so precisely? Why am I always the bagholder at the high point?
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BloodInStreets
· 20h ago
Relying on market sentiment to make a living, making quick money makes it even easier to miss out even faster.
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OnchainGossiper
· 20h ago
71% just run? This guy's vision is indeed narrow, and he's still holding 1.27 million coins. The real whales should have already fully exited their positions.
Whale precisely bottoms out Meme coin「1」, 71% profit doubled within 24 hours
【Crypto Rhythm】An interesting event is happening in the Meme coin circle. A new address, when the “1” token’s market cap just rebounded to $9 million, sensed an opportunity—taking two separate actions at the highs, buying a total of 1.54 million tokens, costing about $137,000. This move once propelled this address into the top three holders.
The subsequent development proved its foresight. The “1” token’s market cap today broke through $16 million, with a significant increase. That address was not greedy and has already partially cashed out, earning about $97,000, with a return rate of 71%. It still holds 1.27 million tokens, worth about $190,000, ranking fourth in holdings, and is also the largest single buyer of this token in the past 24 hours.
Such precise timing of entry is indeed rare. But to be clear—Meme coin markets are extremely volatile, driven mainly by market sentiment and hype, with little to no real utility. High returns come with high risks. Similar trading stories happen every day, but there are far more people throwing money in than making money. Think carefully about how much volatility you can withstand before entering.