Key Points
- A kid created a new coin called $Quant while live-streaming, selling it for $30,000 in SOL.
- He also created other two coins $lucy and $sorry, gaining $24,000 in profits.
Recent on-chain data shows how a kid created three coins while live-streaming, making transactions that didn’t turn out to be the best choices. Lookonchain analyzed his crypto moves.
On-Chain Moves Made by the Live-Streamer
In a recent post via X, Lookonchain noted that a kid created a coin called $Quant while he was live-streaming and sold all his coins for 128.3 SOL tokens worth around $30,000 at the time of selling.
The move brought the kid a profit of $29,600. Previously, he had invested 1.5 SOL in around 51 million $Quant.
According to Lookonchain data, 51 million $Quant coins were later worth $4 million, meaning that if the kid had held his coins, he would have seen massive gains.
Later, the same kid created two new coins and sold them, $sorry and $lucy.
He invested 1.5 SOL worth around $350 in over 51 million $sorry coins, and later sold them for almost $13,000. Also, he invested 1.5 SOL in 51 million $lucy coins, and later sold them for almost $12,000.
The kid made a profit of over $24,000 selling these coins.
In total, the kid made a profit of over $53,000 by creating and selling three new coins, but his profits would have been much higher if he hadn’t sold his coins.
