One month ago, this professional trader who previously made nearly $50 million in a single trade on a major trading platform launched a meme coin called $WYNN. Now, half a month has passed, how are the numbers looking?

Just look at the market performance. Since launch, the market cap peaked at $7.34 million, then dropped to a low of $713,000, and is now stably fluctuating around $2.8 million. This legendary trader, with 487,000 followers and legendary gains from PEPE, has not been able to push the token past the $10 million mark.

What’s even more concerning is the community engagement. The official community on X, "The WYNN ARMY!", has only 507 members, which is quite cold for a project with such a background. He has repeatedly criticized WhiteWhale on Twitter, mocking how absurd it is that the same-named meme is so popular, yet his own token hasn't made much splash. Since its launch on December 29, every tweet has featured WYNN, with 7 direct mentions of the contract address. Such marketing efforts are already quite significant in the meme coin space.

But the most alarming issue is the token structure. Streamflow has locked 50% of the tokens, and the Dev wallet still holds 26.8%. This kind of allocation poses a relatively high risk for retail investors.