The post Crypto Whale Bags $4.9M in Profit with Solana’s AI Meme Coin appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News A recent on-chain transaction has caught the attention of the crypto community as a prominent whale turned a $458K investment into $4.9M within just two weeks using Swarms, an AI-driven meme coin on Solana. This remarkable profit highlights the growing allure of Solana-based meme coins and their potential for high returns. Crypto Whale Makes $4.9 Million Profit According to data shared by blockchain analytics platform Lookonchain, this whale initially purchased 20 million Swarms tokens for $458K two weeks ago. A $swarms whale sold 5M $swarms for 7,232 $SOL ($1.35M) to take profits 2 hours ago. This whale spent $458K to buy 20M $swarms 14 days ago and currently holds 15M $swarms ($4.02M), with a total profit of $4.9M. https://t.co/BVxQhLS5Tb pic.twitter.com/xKvOiPkMnj — Lookonchain (@lookonchain) January 11, 2025 Recently this whale sold 5 million Swarm tokens for 7,232 SOL, valued at approximately $1.35 million. Despite selling a large portion of their holdings, the whale still holds 15 million Swarm tokens, currently worth $4.02 million. This brings their total profit to an astonishing $4.9M. These tokens are gaining traction alongside the broader growth of the Solana network, attracting investors and boosting trading activity. The Rise of Swarm Tokens Swarm is gaining traction as an innovative AI-powered meme coin on Solana. The token has drawn significant interest from investors, partly due to its unique concept and the increasing popularity of AI-driven projects in the blockchain space. The trader’s success reflects a rising interest in Solana-based meme coins like Swarms. Swarms Token Analysis The Swarms token, despite an impressive 80% surge over the past month, has experienced a sharp 21% decline in the last 24 hours, highlighting the unpredictable nature of meme coins. Currently, the token is trading at approximately $0.2829, with its market cap standing at $282 million. This recent dip raises concerns for investors, especially given the significant sell-off by a whale.
