Shocking! Yua Mikami made 19 million in just one day by issuing a coin, and the truth behind it is revealed!

Recently, Japanese star Yua Mikami has become the new focus of the cryptocurrency market, not because of her new work, but because she released a meme coin called $MIKAMI. In just one day, this token attracted more than 2.63 million US dollars (about 19 million RMB) in capital inflows, which is amazing.

1. There is a big team behind it, and Yua Mikami is just a spokesperson

As early as February this year, Yua Mikami appeared in Hong Kong, suspected of paving the way for the release of $MIKAMI. Although she promoted it herself, there are rumors that there is a professional team behind the entire project, and Yua Mikami is mainly responsible for endorsement and publicity, and she has received a one-time payment.

$MIKAMI is based on the Solana chain and claims that the project is transparent, but the official website specifically states that Japanese citizens cannot participate. This clause has become the focus of many people's ridicule.

2. A high-end "cutting leeks" routine?

The project's roadmap includes content such as the metaverse, which sounds attractive, but in fact, this kind of "castle in the air" planning is not new in the cryptocurrency circle. Many people think it is just a typical "cutting leeks" project. Yua Mikami herself also reminded that "this is just a meme coin, purely for entertainment, and has no intrinsic value."

3. Chinese small retail investors become the main buyers

Although Yua Mikami endorsed $MIKAMI, most of the buyers were small Chinese retail investors outside mainland China, accounting for 90%. These investors knew that the risks were huge, but they still pursued short-term profits. The cryptocurrency market has always been a game of "passing the parcel", and $MIKAMI is no exception.

4. Yua Mikami's "money-making" history

This is not Yua Mikami's first foray into the crypto field. As early as the NFT boom, she issued 28 exclusive photos of NFTs. Today, the NFT market has cooled down, and she has turned to meme coin issuance and quickly attracted a large number of investors. Industry analysts believe that every "transformation" she has accurately captured the market hotspots.

5. Be cautious when investing in meme coins to avoid being trapped by the "greater fool" theory

Despite the popularity of $MIKAMI, its long-term prospects remain unclear. Meme coins are essentially based on the "greater fool theory" - investors expect someone to take over, and the actual project value is almost non-existent.This makes $MIKAMI more like a high-risk speculative game.