Bonk Guy saw a $26.2 million pullback in a single day, but his target for himself is still: $50 million.
His currently disclosed Fomo portfolio is valued at about $19.69 million. It fell by $2.62 million over the past 24 hours, but it has still grown by $7.17 million over the last 7 days.
Even more outrageous is the portfolio composition.
PONS: about $8.42 million, return rate +12,339%
USELESS: about $4.28 million, return rate +392%
MarsCoin: about $3.2 million, return rate +226%
MEME: about $0.978 million, return rate +104%
Basecat: about $0.862 million, return rate +74.5%
PAIR: about $0.25 million, return rate +643%
microduck: about $0.231 million, return rate +649%
DELTA: about $0.205 million, return rate +703%
Just PONS, USELESS, and MarsCoin—the top three positions—add up to nearly $15.9 million, accounting for about 81% of the entire disclosed portfolio.
In other words, this isn’t the kind of strategy where you spread across dozens of Memes on average.
The positions are actually very concentrated, and almost all of the biggest profits are pinned to just a handful of coins.
One PONS position alone is over $8.4 million, and its return rate has already reached the five-figure range.
At this scale, the $2.62 million 24-hour pullback looks scary. But for Bonk Guy, it’s more like normal fluctuation in a high-volatility position.
And he clearly isn’t planning to stop yet:
"I am very confident that my portfolio will make new all-time highs, and then reach $50 million."
From $19.69 million to $50 million—there’s still about a 154% increase required.
The question is:
Is this the craziest performance snapshot in a Meme bull market, or is it the most familiar line right before profits are given back?
For reference only: observing publicly disclosed positions and on-chain transactions does not constitute investment advice.
His currently disclosed Fomo portfolio is valued at about $19.69 million. It fell by $2.62 million over the past 24 hours, but it has still grown by $7.17 million over the last 7 days.
Even more outrageous is the portfolio composition.
PONS: about $8.42 million, return rate +12,339%
USELESS: about $4.28 million, return rate +392%
MarsCoin: about $3.2 million, return rate +226%
MEME: about $0.978 million, return rate +104%
Basecat: about $0.862 million, return rate +74.5%
PAIR: about $0.25 million, return rate +643%
microduck: about $0.231 million, return rate +649%
DELTA: about $0.205 million, return rate +703%
Just PONS, USELESS, and MarsCoin—the top three positions—add up to nearly $15.9 million, accounting for about 81% of the entire disclosed portfolio.
In other words, this isn’t the kind of strategy where you spread across dozens of Memes on average.
The positions are actually very concentrated, and almost all of the biggest profits are pinned to just a handful of coins.
One PONS position alone is over $8.4 million, and its return rate has already reached the five-figure range.
At this scale, the $2.62 million 24-hour pullback looks scary. But for Bonk Guy, it’s more like normal fluctuation in a high-volatility position.
And he clearly isn’t planning to stop yet:
"I am very confident that my portfolio will make new all-time highs, and then reach $50 million."
From $19.69 million to $50 million—there’s still about a 154% increase required.
The question is:
Is this the craziest performance snapshot in a Meme bull market, or is it the most familiar line right before profits are given back?
For reference only: observing publicly disclosed positions and on-chain transactions does not constitute investment advice.
