Is this just luck — or money laundering?☠️
Take a look at these shocking meme coin "profits":🚀👀
A trader turned $608 into $881,000, pocketing a profit of $880,400.
Another started with $45 and ended up with $306,400.
Someone flipped $7.60 into $107,100.
An investment of $91 yielded $45,200.
$228 grew into $29,200.
Even a larger initial investment of $3,379 became $27,500, a $24,200 gain.
Sounds like insane luck, right? It’s not.
We’ve warned you about money laundering in crypto, and this is exactly how it happens — especially with meme coins.
Here’s the playbook scammers use:
1. They create a meme coin and set up clean wallets.
2. Using these clean wallets, they buy small amounts — usually $10 to $500 worth.
3. Then, using stolen funds, they "ape in" with $500,000 to over $1 million, pumping the price of the meme coin.
4. Because of the massive buy, the early buys made by their own clean wallets now show huge profits — turning $30 into $100,000 or more.
This is how they fake gains and launder money — flipping what looks like $100 into $400,000.
Don’t be fooled. Learn how these scams work so you don’t fall for them.👀☠️
