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A remarkable incident unfolded in the cryptocurrency space involving a 14-year-old creator of the Quant meme token on Solana. The token's journey from rug pull to community takeover showcases the unpredictable nature of crypto markets.
Incident Overview
A 14-year-old boy launched Quant on Pump Fun, a Solana-based token. As the community started investing into the token, the kid abruptly dumped all his 51 million takens for 128 SOL($30,000) on a Live stream, making a $29.6k profit.
However, after rugged pull and in response to the boy's dubious action, the crypto enthusiasts community takeover the project driving the market cap to $135 million.
Unexpected Consequences
After the community takeover, the original holdings of the boy's 51 million tokens now worth over $4.5 million as at the time of writing this line.
The community also went further to doxxed the creator's personal information including all his family members and tokens named after them emerge one after the others.
The latest token created on his family is called "CABAL" with his family group picture from Facebook.
Lessons Learned
- Crypto's Unpredictability: Markets can shift rapidly.
- Community power: Decentralized governance can override individual actions. (Best approach)
- Ethical considerations: Balancing freedom with responsibility.
Conclusion
The Quant meme token's extraordinary journey serves as a reminder of cryptocurrency's volatile nature and the importance of ethical considerations.
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