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Solana Trader makes $550K on MOODENG

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    Trader Db3Pq’s purchase of MOO DENG
    Trader Db3Pq’s purchase of MOODENG

    Just over a week ago, Solana trader (Db3Pq) acquired 30,194,275 tokens of MOODENG, just as the memecoin made it out of pump.fun to Raydium. The MOODENG memecoin is named after a recently viral Thai pygmy hippo which has since become an internet sensation. They swapped 6 SOL ($815.28) for the transaction and simply waited. Today, the coin has steadily climbed to a market capitalization of just over $18M, quickly pushing their position to almost $550K, netting this trader a 670x return on his original investment.

    Db3Pq’s original MOO DENG purchase on Raydium
    Db3Pq’s original MOODENG purchase on Raydium

    Aside from MOODENG, Db3Pq also holds several other memecoins including 15M tokens of Soyjak (SOY), which he acquired for 49 SOL ($7,166) back in July. Their SOY position is currently up around 41% since. However, not all their trades went as well, with other tokens such as GRUG and RIZZ sitting in deep losses at the moment.

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