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How $17 Became $3 Million in a Day! It Happened 14 Days Ago—Here’s How!
Yes, it’s true! Think you know crypto? Trust me, you probably only understand 0.1%— !
First, remember this: just because something sounds crazy doesn’t mean it’s fake. 😂 Let me break it down for you.
Follow @Whale Tracker for more updates and tricks
We’re all familiar with Binance, a CEX (Centralized Exchange), where traders play it safe. But on DEXs (Decentralized Exchanges), you’ll find risk-takers and gamblers in abundance.
For example, a DEX listed a coin called P-Nut with an initial value of just $0.00000001 or even less. There are millions of such coins, but some attract gamblers who pump small-cap coins aggressively.
Here’s how it works: Coins with a market cap as low as $2,000 can suddenly pump to millions. Often, the creators rug pull—they cash out their tokens for huge profits, leaving everyone else at a loss.
But 14 days ago, something unique happened with P-Nut. After a rug pull, the market cap dropped to $1,400, and the coin’s value became nearly zero. One person bought $17 worth of P-Nut, likely without realizing its potential—or maybe they noticed the market movements.
That $17 got them 2.8 million tokens. Soon after, the abandoned coin gained attention from DEX traders again, causing a massive pump. This time, trading volume surged so much that the coin got listed on Binance.
When listed on Binance, the price started at $0.25 per token. But before the listing, it was worth less than $0.000001. As the price climbed to $1.20 per token, the $17 investor’s holdings were worth over $3 million—and they withdrew it all!
This kind of insane opportunity happens only on DEXs!
I just explain what happened only its just a outer content just like 1% ! There is a lot technical to trade DEX but high risk better dont do that or play with small moneies
Tracking insight signals
Artificial p&d
Dead dealing curve analyse ETC……..
Any how that 17$ trader retired may be 😃
Follow @Whale Tracker for more updates and tricks
Yes, it’s true! Think you know crypto? Trust me, you probably only understand 0.1%— !
First, remember this: just because something sounds crazy doesn’t mean it’s fake. 😂 Let me break it down for you.
Follow @Whale Tracker for more updates and tricks
We’re all familiar with Binance, a CEX (Centralized Exchange), where traders play it safe. But on DEXs (Decentralized Exchanges), you’ll find risk-takers and gamblers in abundance.
For example, a DEX listed a coin called P-Nut with an initial value of just $0.00000001 or even less. There are millions of such coins, but some attract gamblers who pump small-cap coins aggressively.
Here’s how it works: Coins with a market cap as low as $2,000 can suddenly pump to millions. Often, the creators rug pull—they cash out their tokens for huge profits, leaving everyone else at a loss.
But 14 days ago, something unique happened with P-Nut. After a rug pull, the market cap dropped to $1,400, and the coin’s value became nearly zero. One person bought $17 worth of P-Nut, likely without realizing its potential—or maybe they noticed the market movements.
That $17 got them 2.8 million tokens. Soon after, the abandoned coin gained attention from DEX traders again, causing a massive pump. This time, trading volume surged so much that the coin got listed on Binance.
When listed on Binance, the price started at $0.25 per token. But before the listing, it was worth less than $0.000001. As the price climbed to $1.20 per token, the $17 investor’s holdings were worth over $3 million—and they withdrew it all!
This kind of insane opportunity happens only on DEXs!
I just explain what happened only its just a outer content just like 1% ! There is a lot technical to trade DEX but high risk better dont do that or play with small moneies
Tracking insight signals
Artificial p&d
Dead dealing curve analyse ETC……..
Any how that 17$ trader retired may be 😃
Follow @Whale Tracker for more updates and tricks
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