At just 15 years old and with a laptop, he impacted millions and unleashed an earthquake in the world of cryptocurrencies with a move as fast as it was controversial.

Thousands dive into the world of cryptocurrencies every day, but only a few achieve what this 15-year-old managed in minutes. Amid the frenzy, millions watched as the value of his coin soared and unleashed unprecedented digital chaos.

The teenager created his own memecoin, launched it live, and left with the loot before the bubble burst. Although the move was legal, traders reacted with fury. The controversy didn't take long to arise.

The story of Gen Z Quant and how much it managed to raise

It all started on November 19, when the young man published Gen Z Quant, a memecoin with no real utility but with high speculative potential. With just $350, he put one billion tokens into circulation and kept 5% of the total.

Through the Pump.Fun platform, he live-streamed the launch. In a few minutes, hundreds of curious buyers purchased his tokens, driving their value up to nearly $30,000. The teenager sold everything in a maneuver known as a "soft rug pull".

Not stopping there, he repeated the formula with two more coins called "im sorry" and "my dog lucy". His final fundraising exceeded $50,000, generating reactions that ranged from envy to harassment.

The frenzy reached the point where his identity and that of his family became public. Despite everything, many users continued to buy the coin, raising its theoretical value to tens of millions of dollars.

The terrifying reaction of cryptocurrency traders

In the chats of Pump.Fun, insults, threats, and leaks of personal information appeared. The young man and his family decided to close their social media accounts and disappear from the radar for a few days.

The crypto community was divided in opinions. Some celebrated his skill while others labeled him a scammer. The unclear rules of the game fueled the debate about the ethical limits of the digital market.

Days later, the teenager returned to the platform and launched five new coins. He earned another $5,000. For him, the world of cryptocurrencies is like a digital casino: fast, risky, and brutal.