Money laundering?
A trader turned $608 into $881,000, walking away with a profit of $880,400.
Another trader started with just $45 and sold for $306,400, making a net profit of $306,400.
Another meme coin trader used $7.60 and that became $107,100, resulting in $107,100 in profit.
Someone invested $91 and sold for $45,200, earning $45,100.
An entry of $228 turned into $29,200, securing $29,000 in gains.
Even with a much larger investment of $3,379, a trade resulted in $27,500, with a profit of $24,200.
Don't think this is some lucky trader đ„, we have already talked about money laundering in crypto through meme coins and here it is.
Scammers create a meme coin and use stolen funds to inflate the price of the meme coin, but before they use the stolen funds to inflate it, they first use new wallets to buy $10 - $500(+) of the meme coin.
After buying with clean wallets, they now use stolen funds to enter the meme coins with $500,000 and, sometimes, over $1,000,000.
When they enter the meme coin, people (the same scammers) who previously bought with $30 will now see their token worth $100,000 or even more.
This is how they make $100 to $400,000.
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