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Behind the Quant big pump: The little kid who livestreamed the run, but was taught by the community to be a good person
Original Text| Odaily Planet Daily
Author | Azuma
A new story on the on-chain stage with one episode a day.
Following the recent 'case war', the 'Rug Pull little brat' yesterday created the most controversial and money-attracting meme Token Quant (3an8rhdepsLCya22af7qDBKPbdomw8K4iCHXaA2Gpump) on-chain.
GMGN data shows that as of around 16:00 yesterday, Quant was quoted at $0.747, with a corresponding market cap of about $74 million (peaking at $0.119 and a high market cap breaking 100 million), and it has been less than 5 hours since the creation of this Token...
Odaily Planet Daily will sort out the story's ins and outs as follows.
This "kid brother" is the little boy who looks about ten years old below - someone in the community has already dug out his name and school, but due to minor privacy considerations, this article will not mention these specific details.
Yesterday morning, 'Xiao Haige' issued a token called Quant through pump.fun issuance in the live broadcast, but with impure intentions at a young age, shortly after the Quant issuance, he dumped all the reserved shares and made a profit of about $20,000.
After succeeding, the "Kid Brother" was ecstatic and even made an internationally recognized mocking gesture towards the live broadcast camera.
"Children launch coin, and then live broadcast to run away", this kind of highly contrasting and darkly humorous story is obviously not going to be overlooked by the MEME community. As the story continues to spread, the MEME community decides to use the story to teach 'Little Brother' a lesson...
In the next few hours, Quant's Market Cap continued to soar— as mentioned earlier, it briefly exceeded a market capitalization of 100 million US dollars, and at this time, the coins sold by "Little Brother" were worth millions of dollars (of course, this is just a side note, and there probably wouldn't be a story afterwards if he didn't sell).
It is worth mentioning that, perhaps after seeing the subsequent explosive rise of Quant, "Xiaohaige" issued two Tokens after Quant: the first one is sorry, perhaps to express an apology; the second one is lucy, which is the dog "Xiaohaige" raised himself. As of the post, the Market Caps of sorry and lucy have both exceeded 1 million US dollars, and at one point, they even surpassed 5 million US dollars.
In addition to the several Tokens issued by 'Xiaohaige' himself, the meme community also found the social media accounts of 'Xiaohaige's' family members through human search, and thus issued a series of 'Xiaohaige' ecosystem meme Tokens...
As of the time of writing, this abstract and full-on-chain 'carnival' is still ongoing. However, Odaily Planet Daily reminds that memes themselves are highly volatile, especially short-term story-based memes. Investors should not get carried away.
In addition, rug and manipulation behaviors are already suspected of being illegal, so it is not ruled out that the actions of 'Little Kid Brother' in the live broadcast may have an impact on his real life. Although the community currently treats this matter more as a ridicule, it is mainly because the subsequent rise of Quant has offset most of the investors' losses... But what if Quant doesn't rise? Will 'Little Kid Brother's' actions really harm the interests of most investors? The development of the story may take another turn.
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"Behind the Quant big pump: A brat who ran away during live broadcast is taught a lesson by the community". This article was first published on Blocklike.