Trader Bonk Guy, also known as Unipcs, said in a screenshot post that his portfolio has reached a fresh high of $15 million, making him the first user on the Fomo platform to hit that level. He said profit increased by $11.6 million over the past 30 days.
The update also showed that Bonk Guy remains the top trader in Fomo platform history. His profit over the past 24 hours was listed at $5 million, while his seven-day gain stood at $9.5 million. The main unrealized gains came from PONS, USELESS, and MARSCOIN.
Bonk Guy also repeated that the trades and results were not his own doing and gave all credit to God. Three days earlier, he had said that his portfolio’s all-time profit on Fomo had exceeded $10 million, putting him nearly $3 million ahead of the second-ranked trader.
According to ChainCatcher, trader Bonk Guy, also known as Unipcs, shared a screenshot showing that his portfolio has climbed to a new high of $15 million. He said profit increased by $11.6 million over the past 30 days, making him the first person on the Fomo platform to reach a $15 million portfolio.
The post showed that Bonk Guy remains the top trader in the platform’s history. His profit over the past 24 hours was $5 million, and his gain over the past seven days was $9.5 million. The main unrealized profit came from PONS, USELESS, and MARSCOIN.
Bonk Guy also said again that none of these trades or results were his own credit, and that all credit belongs to God. Three days ago, he had said that his portfolio’s all-time profit on Fomo had surpassed $10 million, leaving him nearly $3 million ahead of the second-place trader.
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