$PNUT made one wallet about 3 million dollars from a 16.20 dollar buy in two weeks - while thousands of near-identical Solana launches went to zero in the same window. It began on October 31, 2024, when an anonymous trader spent 16.20 dollars on the token while it was still barely trading. Days later the coin was swept into a viral US controversy, and buying activity climbed fast. The turning point came on November 11, when Binance listed the token and opened it to a global market with real liquidity. The early trader sold gradually into the wave of buyers that the Binance listing brought in, and by November 13 the original buy had become about 3 million dollars.
It reads like a repeatable playbook. It isn't. We remember this wallet only because it won – most tokens launched on Solana that period vanished before any major exchange looked at them. Attention, timing, and a Binance listing aligned once. Was $PNUT a once-in-a-cycle anomaly, or will the $SOL ecosystem produce another?