Meme Trader Bonk Guy Warns Copy Traders: Every Position Eventually Gets Sold

Meme Trader Bonk Guy Warns Copy Traders: Every Position Eventually Gets Sold

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2026-08-30 02:24:34
In a post on X, Bonk Guy, a meme-coin trader, warned followers that the lure of copy trading can be dangerous. His own portfolio has climbed recently, returning more than $3 million in a single month — precisely the kind of performance that makes people want to mirror a trader’s moves. But he said investors should not follow trades blindly and must fully grasp the risks before deciding to copy anyone. Bonk Guy acknowledged that he sometimes opens positions without even doing deep research, and that he may sell at any time and for any reason, without sharing his investment logic. As a result, he stressed, his purchase of a token should never be seen as an endorsement of the underlying project. He added that he still sees early opportunities in the Robinhood ecosystem and intends to keep holding favored projects and participate actively in the ecosystem — yet that does not mean he will hold every position permanently. "No coin will only ever rise, and every position that is bought will eventually be sold," he wrote.

Meme-coin trader Bonk Guy has a warning for anyone tempted to jump on his winning streak.

In a post on X, Bonk Guy said that after a month of gains exceeding $3 million, following someone with that performance is obviously attractive. But he urged investors not to copy trades blindly, and to make sure they fully understand the risks before they follow anyone.

The trader was candid about his own habits. He sometimes enters positions without thorough research, and may sell at any time, for any reason. He does not provide investment logic for his moves, and stressed that his buying a token should never be taken as an endorsement of that project.

Bonk Guy said he remains positive on the early-stage opportunities in the Robinhood ecosystem, and plans to continue holding projects he believes in and actively participating in the ecosystem. But that does not mean he will keep every position forever.

"No coin will only ever go up, and every position that is bought will eventually be sold," he wrote.

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