September 16, 2024

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Trader Turns $16.5K into $1.8 Million on NEIRO

Trader 0x6ac acquired 4.55B NEIRO tokens - which surged in value after a surprise listing on Binance.
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    Forty-nine days ago, Ethereum trader (0x6ac) acquired just over 4.5B tokens of the dog memecoin, NEIRO, using 4.9 ETH (~$16.5K). The purchase came shortly after the launch of the token just two days prior to their purchase. Since then, 0x6ac has acquired another ~500M NEIRO tokens, placing their total position at 4.55B tokens. With the recent Binance listing of the NEIRO token, its token price has surged over 10x in a single day to a current market capitalization of $350M. The move has also pushed 0x6ac’s position to a current value of $3.5M or a single day gain of over $3M.

    A spot listing on Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, is a major milestone for any token, especially a memecoin. This event instantly grants the asset a new level of legitimacy and exposes it to a massive base of new traders, often resulting in the kind of explosive price surge seen with NEIRO.

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    0x6ac NEIRO purchases and sales

    The listing of NEIRO took most speculators and traders by surprise, with many questioning the rationale for the decision behind the spot listing, with NEIRO trading around a relatively small market capitalization of $16M before the announcement. Additionally, Binance had just listed the NEIRO on ETH token (NEIRO) on perpetual contracts on the platform just one week prior. This meant that Binance had now listed two separate NEIRO tokens, which was likely to confuse traders on the exchange.

    This situation with duplicate tickers is rare and highlights a significant challenge in the fast-paced crypto market. For traders, such confusion can be costly, as they might inadvertently invest in the wrong asset or misunderstand the market dynamics for the token they intended to trade.

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