Wallet linked to @XXAntiWar posts paper gain above $860,000 after chasing "Niulai" before Binance futures listing

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2026-08-30 10:30:24

A wallet suspected to be linked to crypto KOL @XXAntiWar bought 17.56 million "Niulai" tokens when the project’s market capitalization was around $86 million, according to BlockBeats. Hours later, Binance said it would list "Niulai" futures, and the position at one point showed an unrealized gain of more than 47%, peaking at about $860,000 on a cost basis of roughly $1.514 million. BlockBeats also revisited several earlier trades tied to the same suspected address. In a TRUMP trade on Jan. 18, 2025, the wallet used 25,800 SOL, worth about $6 million, to buy 701,000 TRUMP at an average price of about $8.5, then sold 221,000 tokens three hours later at around $19.1. At that point, realized and unrealized profit combined stood at roughly $10.19 million. Separate on-chain analysts later gave a higher estimate, saying total sales reached about $34.8 million and profit exceeded $27 million. The report also cited a TST trade on Feb. 9, 2025. After Binance Alpha listed TST, the related wallet spent 5,089 BNB, or about $3.17 million, to buy 16.25 million TST at around $0.195, briefly showing a paper loss of about $1.13 million. Later that day, after Binance announced a spot listing for TST, the token rose to around $0.4 and the position’s unrealized gain reached about $3.18 million. @XXAntiWar had previously warned about the risks of such trades and said a jellyjelly trade lost nearly $500,000.

A wallet suspected to be linked to crypto KOL @XXAntiWar bought 17.56 million "Niulai" tokens on Aug. 30 when the token’s market capitalization was around $86 million, BlockBeats reported. Hours later, Binance announced that it would list "Niulai" futures. The wallet’s position at one point showed an unrealized gain of more than 47%, peaking at about $860,000, with the position cost estimated at roughly $1.514 million.

TRUMP trade previously produced multimillion-dollar gains

BlockBeats said wallets believed to be associated with @XXAntiWar had also recorded several large winning trades in the past, including a position in TRUMP.

On Jan. 18, 2025, the wallet used 25,800 SOL, worth about $6 million, to buy 701,000 TRUMP at an average price of about $8.5. Three hours later, it sold 221,000 TRUMP at an average price of about $19.1. At that point, realized and unrealized profit combined was about $10.19 million.

The report added that other on-chain analysts later published a higher estimate, saying total sales reached about $34.8 million and profit exceeded $27 million.

TST trade swung from paper loss to profit

In another trade, the suspected linked wallet made a large TST purchase on the day TST was listed on Binance Alpha, initially showing a paper loss before moving into profit after a later Binance spot listing.

On Feb. 9, 2025, immediately after Binance Alpha listed TST, the related wallet spent 5,089 BNB, or about $3.17 million, to buy 16.25 million TST at an average price of about $0.195. The position was then showing an unrealized loss of about $1.13 million.

Later the same day, Binance announced a TST spot listing. The token price briefly rose to around $0.4, and the wallet’s unrealized gain climbed to about $3.18 million.

@XXAntiWar had warned about the risks

BlockBeats also noted that @XXAntiWar responded publicly on the day TST was listed on Binance and warned about the risks. The post said readers should not focus only on other people making money, and that several of the writer’s own smaller wallets had already been tagged as "big retail losers." The post also said that "it’s not the case that any token bought blindly at the top will get listed on Binance," and acknowledged a loss of nearly $500,000 from trading jellyjelly.

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