A trader just banked over 100% gains on $PsyopAnime—closing with a clean +102.73% return. What caught eyes though: this token's been on quite the run since its early $145.51K market cap days. Now? Sitting pretty at $12.23M. That's roughly an 84x climb from those earlier levels. Market momentum like this always stirs conversation—whether it's genuine adoption or momentum traders piling in. Either way, the numbers tell a story about retail interest and how fast certain alts can move when attention shifts their way.
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MetaMasked
· 10h ago
84x? Is this really competitive, or is it just another pump-and-dump scheme...
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LayerZeroHero
· 11h ago
84 times? How many people would need to buy the dip to achieve that?
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TokenStorm
· 11h ago
84x? On-chain data doesn't look quite right, but I still went all in.
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There's always arbitrage space in the eye of the storm. The question is, can you survive until the exit?
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I've seen too many screenshots of 102% returns. The real test is holding the position until the next crash.
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The name $PsyopAnime itself is telling us something, but anyway, FOMO-driven people have already entered.
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From 145K to 12.23 million, the data looks impressive, but backtest how many coins can survive in the same period.
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Right now, whale addresses should be offloading, while retail investors like us are swaying in the storm of taking over the bags.
A trader just banked over 100% gains on $PsyopAnime—closing with a clean +102.73% return. What caught eyes though: this token's been on quite the run since its early $145.51K market cap days. Now? Sitting pretty at $12.23M. That's roughly an 84x climb from those earlier levels. Market momentum like this always stirs conversation—whether it's genuine adoption or momentum traders piling in. Either way, the numbers tell a story about retail interest and how fast certain alts can move when attention shifts their way.