A trader spent $14,250 to buy the meme coin "67" and currently has a 100x unrealized profit.
According to Jinse Finance, monitored by Lookonchain, two months ago, trader 7ZsN8P spent $7,400 to purchase 20.67 million Meme coins "67", and later sold them for $3,040, incurring a loss of $4,360 (-59%). Afterwards, he used three wallets to buy another 36.56 million "67" coins, spending a total of $14,250, and added liquidity to earn trading fees. When the price of "67" increased, he withdrew all liquidity and now holds 37.43 million "67" coins ($1.44 million). The unrealized profit is now $1.43 million, exactly 100 times the original amount.
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