Because the well-known meme player Wang Xiaoer dumped the market
He started with a few million dollars, reaching a market value of 500 million dollars without selling a single coin.
After holding for more than half a year and continuing to increase his position, it dropped to a low of over 30 million dollars. Now it has a market value of 300 million dollars, and he has sold part of it.
Currently, the total profit is 780,000 dollars, and the unrealized profit is 380,000 dollars
🔥A true legend on the ETH chain, no doubt about it.
This address: 📅 591 days ago bought in for 30k USD, SpaceX's official mascot ASTEROID 📈 Currently sitting on a profit of 2 million bucks
What’s wild is—— It’s been a full 530 days with no trading activity.
Everyone thought: Did he lose his private key? Did he lose internet access on the job site? Or did he just forget his account?
Turns out today: He’s been watching the whole time. Private key intact, no internet issues, keeping an eye on the account, but just—— Staying completely still.
Previously sitting on 2 million in profit without selling a single coin, it dipped to 1 million, still didn’t budge, and now ASTEROID is building a stronger base, profit back to 2 million bucks.
🚨 Elon just ignited ASTEROID, and we're seeing an "sour grapes" liquidity drain on-chain
SpaceX's official mascot ASTEROID is on fire. $ETH meme market cap once surpassed 200 million USD.
But here’s the kicker —
Some folks without low-cost positions began wildly promoting copycats
The logic behind this is brutally clear: > “I don’t have it, so I’ll make sure you can’t play comfortably either.” > Using their influence to direct traffic towards the projects where they hold positions.
This isn’t “community liquidity drain,” this is profit-driven traffic hijacking.
In the current meme environment, SOL is already hosting a series of major rug pulls: - Peaks right at launch - Various organized conspiracy schemes - Shills calling out signals.......
This is how memes get wrecked.
🔁 This time, can we avoid following the herd?
✔️ Resist blind liquidity drain ✔️ Support projects with genuine consensus, culture, and breakout potential ✔️ Don’t start a new table just because you missed the ride
If you truly believe in meme culture, don’t let the "sour grapes mentality" wreck this space again.
No following copycats, no feeding the rug pulls. Consensus isn’t replicated; it’s cultivated.
Check this address: just pumped in 235u today, bought some ETH related to a Michael Jackson meme, and in just 4 hours, I've already bagged a profit of 60k bucks
Looks like it might keep mooning, especially since it's just starting to brew
Recently, due to a reply from Elon Musk, the official SpaceX mascot meme skyrocketed, with its market cap briefly surpassing $200 million.
On the day of Musk's reply, one wallet bought in for $575 on that meme, and now they've fully exited with a profit of $1.2 million.
Many might say this was a pump by the whales; $575 is such a low entry for a whale.
But this isn’t just luck; it’s a skill set. They know how to spot OG MEMEs, understand what tools to use, and most importantly, even when it surges tenfold or hundredfold, they didn’t sell out.
In the end, they bagged over 2000x in just 4 days!
This is why some folks are all about the meme game; that’s the allure. $ETH
This guy perfectly illustrates "the darkness before dawn" 😂
🧵 Laid an ambush for Musk's SpaceX official mascot meme
1️⃣ 582 days ago, spent 910u to buy in, made 10u profit and ran on the same day 2️⃣ 81 days ago, spent 542u to buy back 7.4 billion tokens 3️⃣ Laid an ambush for a full 74 days, 48 hours before takeoff, he liquidated everything—lost 120u when exiting
💀 Now these 7.4 billion tokens are worth 2.5 million dollars
True story, verifiable on the chain
Retweet this "74-day guy" and may you not fall before dawn next time 🚀
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