A pseudonymous trader says they earned over $6 million by buying two memecoins, CASHCAT and PONS, before Robinhood listed them on its Chain. The trader identified public clues from a BitGo code update and market maker Wintermute's blockchain activity to predict the listings. While public data was used, few had the insight to connect these signals, highlighting how operational blockchain footprints can reveal market moves. Verification of the profit claim is pending, and the widely viewed report may inspire others to monitor similar public data for trading advantages.
The trader's claim of making $6 million frontrunning Cash Cat's Robinhood listing is presented here with market context from Pluang. For readers following major cryptocurrencies, 35 out of 50 rose while 14 fell as of Nov 16, 2026 03:51 WIB. Notable movers include SXP at Rp37 with a 46.27% drop, ZIL at Rp21 with a 14.02% decline, and BAL at Rp16.297 with an 11.14% gain.
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