Someone put up $1,419 to front-run ZCAT six days ago, and that bet is now sitting on $1.57 million in profit.
Honestly, this kind of trade looks absolutely insane.
Ai Yi detected that the address GZetT…1J2vq opened a position in ZCAT six days ago at an average price of $0.00005785, instantly becoming a top 4 holder. After an interaction from Ansem, ZCAT’s price surged to $0.0951, and this address’s return was pushed up to 100870%.
The craziest part is, it’s not just paper gains.
This address has already taken profit on 36.6% of its holdings, which means part of the gains has already been locked in; the remaining position is still up $1.51 million. Turning $1,419 into this kind of size is basically the most thrilling kind of script in the on-chain casino.
But stories like this are also the easiest to get people hyped up.
What you see is the 100870% return; what you don’t see are the countless addresses that entered the same way and went to zero. Buying at the bottom, holding through the breakout, and daring to sell part of it at the top — miss one of those three steps and you don’t get this outcome.
Anyway, when I see cases like this, my first reaction is not to rush into similar coins, but to ask: is this kind of money really about information edge, boldness, or just pure luck?
If you ran into a coin that had just been boosted by a big KOL and whose on-chain address was already making huge gains, would you still jump in and buy?
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