Blockchain analytics firm Bubblemaps has tracked a wallet address, sickfish56151, that turned a $3,000 initial investment into $2.2 million within three weeks by trading MEME tokens. The address, created just 21 days ago, had only traded 10 tokens before its 11th trade hit MEME. It purchased MEME via Pump.fun, transferred the tokens to a Robinhood Chain address, and sold 750,000 MEME for a profit of about $85,000, with remaining holdings worth over $2 million, making it the largest MEME holder. MEME was issued through the LONG platform on Robinhood Chain and is paired with tokenized AMC stock. AMC CEO Adam Aron had previously criticized Robinhood for listing unregistered stock tokens.
Blockchain analytics firm Bubblemaps has tracked a wallet address, sickfish56151, that turned a $3,000 initial investment into $2.2 million within three weeks by trading MEME tokens, becoming the largest holder of the MEME token.
The address was created three weeks ago and had only traded 10 tokens before its 11th trade hit MEME. It purchased MEME through Pump.fun, then transferred the tokens to a Robinhood Chain address starting with 0xc740. It sold 750,000 MEME for a profit of about $85,000, while the remaining holdings are worth over $2 million, making it the largest MEME holder address.
MEME was issued through LONG, a token launch platform on Robinhood Chain that pairs with RWA liquidity. It is paired with tokenized shares of AMC Entertainment (stock ticker: AMC). Previously, AMC CEO Adam Aron publicly expressed dissatisfaction with Robinhood listing unregistered stock tokens, including AMC.
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