2026-01-12 12:26:12

A trader started with 0.1 BNB and swept up 62.5 million new tokens. The amount isn't huge, but the vision is exceptional. He then sold off 1.53 million tokens in batches, cashing out directly for $31,500. His account still holds 4.72 million tokens, with a paper value of $115,000.

From 0.1 BNB to $115,000, this return is enough to make people gape—over 1700 times. His operation strategy is actually quite simple: lurk at low prices → take profits in batches → hold and wait. The key is finding the one token among many new coins that can rise, which is a matter of probability.

That's why whales can always get ahead. They're not prophets; they just quietly build positions when liquidity is lowest and attention is minimal. By the time retail investors notice, the big moves have already been made.

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TestnetScholar

· 32m ago

In simple terms, it's luck + timing. Can you turn 0.1 BNB into 1700 times? Yes, but in the next life. --- This is the reality of the crypto world. Retail investors are always the last to take the fall. --- Having good vision is one thing, but the key is to have the resolve to hold. It's really not easy. --- Daring to sweep 62.5 million new coins—I really can't learn that kind of courage, haha. --- Here comes the whale story again, but I want to know if this is a real case or just another survivor bias. --- Building positions when liquidity is at its worst... that’s when the risk is the greatest, as simple as that. --- $115,000 lying in the account and not moving? This guy is really still gambling. --- Starting with 0.1 BNB is truly outrageous; that was a long time ago. --- Splitting sales into batches is very smart, unlike some people who go all-in dreaming of getting rich overnight.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-13 10:59

It's the same old story, a probability issue? Do you think we're all gamblers?

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ChainDetective

· 01-12 12:52

Whoa, 1700x? How sharp does your vision have to be to sniff out that from 62.5 million new coins... Why can't I just get it right?

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FlashLoanLarry

· 01-12 12:42

nah this is just survivorship bias with extra steps... dude got lucky on liquidity depth and timing, that's it. how many bags did he miss tho? 👀

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VitalikFanAccount

· 01-12 12:41

0.1BNB to 115,000, this probability is more unbelievable than winning the lottery. How tough must one be to hold onto all of it? Retail investors are always a step behind; while whales eat the meat, we just drink the soup. I wish I had that kind of luck... Unfortunately, I don't have that vision. New coins and low liquidity—there must be a thousand times more cases of crashing. It looks easy, but when it comes to real action, you'll understand what exhaustion really means. I just want to know how he managed to find this one among millions of shitcoins.

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SilentAlpha

· 01-12 12:34

This vision is really deadly, but to be honest, the probability of finding that gold... Ah, I won't even count it. Retail investors are always the bagholders; the whales have already slipped away. It's that same story of "lurking at low prices," just listen and don't take it seriously. 1700x? I don't believe you, the real question is how to find this coin. That's the true information gap; we're still just chatting in the group.

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 01-12 12:31

Is this kind of story again, really? 1700x... I damn believe you? Winning on a coin and then starting to talk about tricks, retail investors still have to cut losses after hearing it. Honestly, when it comes to probabilities, most people don't even qualify to participate in the game. It's true that whales build positions in advance, but they can afford to lose, we can't. This guy's luck is really good. Can he replicate it next time?

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TokenStorm

· 01-12 12:31

On-chain data has long shown that we retail investors are always a step behind; by the time we realize it, they've already finished distributing the batches [dog head]

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