Trader Ansem said in a Sept. 4 livestream that Bonk Guy, also known as Unipcs, is one of the strongest public traders he has seen. According to Ansem, Bonk Guy had already been openly sharing both profits and losses in the previous cycle, at a time when almost no one else was doing that in public.
Ansem pointed to several trades he said Bonk Guy called correctly after laying out his trading logic. Those included more than $10 million in profit from trading BONK, buying WIF (dogwifhat) when its market capitalization was still below $10 million, and catching Fartcoin. He said Bonk Guy has repeatedly shown an ability to identify major Meme token moves while continuing to share his views publicly over a long period.
Ansem added that, in public settings, he does not know anyone stronger, saying Bonk Guy has been right too many times.
Trader Ansem praised Bonk Guy, also known as Unipcs, during a Sept. 4 livestream, calling him a top-tier trader.
Ansem said, 「He really is a top trader. In the previous cycle, he was already publicly sharing his profits and losses, and hardly anyone was doing that at the time.」
He said Bonk Guy publicly laid out his trading logic and then correctly hit several token moves, including making more than $10 million trading BONK, buying WIF (dogwifhat) when its market cap was still below $10 million, and catching Fartcoin.
Ansem added, 「In public, I don’t know who is stronger than him. He has been right too many times. Bonk Guy has shared his thinking publicly for a long time and has repeatedly shown he can catch major Meme token runs.」
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