He got in with about $200, and his unrealized gains have already topped $64,000—a 320x return, and he still hasn’t sold.
The story begins on October 17 in Nice, France. A video game shop employee stood in front of the shop’s smashed-up entrance, trying to hold back the people rushing in. Right behind him was a huge poster of Goku from Dragon Ball. As soon as the photo came out, the whole internet gave him a nickname: French Goku.
Less than two days later, a meme coin named after him popped up on Solana. Someone put in about $199 when its market cap was only a little over $6,000. Their holdings are now worth roughly $64,300, and they still have about 3.3% of the supply. The coin’s market cap briefly peaked at around $2.4 million, and it’s currently hovering around $1.4 million, with several million dollars in trading volume over the past 24 hours.
In real life, he stood his ground against rocks and shattered glass. On-chain, someone’s standing their ground against the sell button. So, who’s more like Goku?
The story begins on October 17 in Nice, France. A video game shop employee stood in front of the shop’s smashed-up entrance, trying to hold back the people rushing in. Right behind him was a huge poster of Goku from Dragon Ball. As soon as the photo came out, the whole internet gave him a nickname: French Goku.
Less than two days later, a meme coin named after him popped up on Solana. Someone put in about $199 when its market cap was only a little over $6,000. Their holdings are now worth roughly $64,300, and they still have about 3.3% of the supply. The coin’s market cap briefly peaked at around $2.4 million, and it’s currently hovering around $1.4 million, with several million dollars in trading volume over the past 24 hours.
In real life, he stood his ground against rocks and shattered glass. On-chain, someone’s standing their ground against the sell button. So, who’s more like Goku?