Crypto KOL Unipcs says unrealized profit on Robinhood chain reached $3 million over the past 30 days

Crypto KOL Unipcs says unrealized profit on Robinhood chain reached $3 million over the past 30 days

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2026-08-29 11:06:01
Crypto KOL Unipcs said on Aug. 29 that the value of his account on the fomo platform has climbed above $6 million, setting a new all-time high for the account. In a post on X, Unipcs said the gain was driven by positions in tokens including PONS, MARSCOIN, and MICRODUCK. According to his disclosure, those trades generated $3 million in unrealized profit over roughly the past month on the Robinhood chain. The update was cited by BlockBeats in a 7x24 news brief. The report also pointed to Unipcs’ earlier rise to prominence during the 2025 speculation around USELESS, a meme coin in the Solana ecosystem. At that time, his unrealized profit on USELESS alone once reached $7.5 million. The post did not disclose additional account details beyond the figures shared by Unipcs.

Crypto KOL Unipcs (@theunipcs) said in a post on X on Aug. 29 that the value of his account on the fomo platform has exceeded $6 million, marking a record high.

According to Unipcs, he made $3 million in unrealized profit over the past month through tokens including PONS, MARSCOIN, and MICRODUCK on the Robinhood chain.

BlockBeats also noted that Unipcs became known during the 2025 speculation around USELESS, a meme coin in the Solana ecosystem. At the time, his unrealized profit on USELESS alone once reached $7.5 million.

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