自 10 月 21 日起，匿名百万富翁开始“疯狂购买”Solana (SOL) Memecoin，金额超过 500 万美元

随着模因币猎人和加密货币交易者将资金投入这种低流动性的投机活动，模因币重新成为人们关注的焦点。

An anonymous millionaire has started “crazy buying” Solana (SOL) memecoins, allocating over $5 million to these digital assets since October 21st.

一位匿名百万富翁开始“疯狂购买”Solana (SOL) memecoin，自 10 月 21 日以来，已向这些数字资产分配了超过 500 万美元。

According to a recent analysis by Lookonchain, a blockchain data scanner, this whale address has acquired more than six different memecoin tickers, speculating in these assets with a total value of over $5 million. Notably, this millionaire trader created the wallet on Monday, receiving a total of 32,695 SOL from Binance.

根据区块链数据扫描仪 Lookonchain 最近的分析，这个鲸鱼地址已经获得了超过 6 个不同的 memecoin 代码，推测这些资产的总价值超过 500 万美元。值得注意的是，这位百万富翁交易员于周一创建了钱包，从币安收到了总计 32,695 SOL。

The wallet’s activity has been to speculate in memecoins with over $5 million of SOL, as stated by Lookonchain. The popular GOAT token, which was allegedly created by an AI, received the largest allocation, to the tune of $3.39 million.

据 Lookonchain 称，该钱包的活动是用超过 500 万美元的 SOL 来投机 memecoin。据称由人工智能创建的流行 GOAT 代币获得了最大的分配，达到 339 万美元。

For this purchase, the millionaire spent 18,000 SOL to buy 6.95 million GOAT while it was trading at $0.43. As of this writing, GOAT has already increased $0.20 per token since the reported purchases, up over 46%. The $3.39 million purchase is now worth nearly $5 million, closely paying off all the initial millionaire investment alone.

在此次购买中，这位百万富翁花费了 18,000 SOL 购买了 695 万个 GOAT，当时 GOAT 的交易价格为 0.43 美元。截至撰写本文时，自报告购买以来，GOAT 已经将每个代币上涨了 0.20 美元，涨幅超过 46%。这笔 339 万美元的购买现在价值近 500 万美元，仅就足以还清所有最初的百万富翁投资。

Other of this millionaire’s ‘crazy buying’ memecoins

这位百万富翁的其他“疯狂购买”模因币

Besides GOAT, the millionaire also purchased GIGA, FWOG, HAMMY, WIT, JACK, WTRIX, and a few others with far smaller allocations.

除了 GOAT 之外，这位百万富翁还购买了 GIGA、FWOG、HAMMY、WIT、JACK、WTRIX 以及其他一些分配量少得多的股票。

By the time Lookonchain posted, the 31.71 million GIGA had made the second-largest position, buying $2 million at $0.062, which is the same price at the time of this writing. FWOG was another relevant purchase, spending 2,900 SOL, worth $484,000, to buy 1.98 million of the memecoin.

截至 Lookonchain 发帖时，3171 万 GIGA 已成为第二大头寸，以 0.062 美元买入 200 万美元，与撰写本文时的价格相同。 FWOG 是另一项相关购买，花费 2,900 SOL（价值 484,000 美元）购买 198 万个 memecoin。

In the comment section, commentators criticized the decision, saying, “That wallet must have a PhD in bad decisions!” Another comment predicted the millionaire “will be down half the portfolio in few days.”

在评论部分，评论员批评了这一决定，称“那个钱包一定有糟糕决定的博士学位！”另一条评论预测这位百万富翁“几天内将减少一半的投资组合”。

Memecoins are back in the spotlight as meme coin hunters and cryptocurrency traders, in general, deploy capital into this low-liquidity speculation. While most viral stories tell triumphant tales, the market has winners and losers, with the latter being the majority.

随着模因硬币猎人和加密货币交易者普遍将资金投入到这种低流动性的投机中，模因币重新成为人们关注的焦点。虽然大多数病毒式传播的故事都讲述了胜利的故事，但市场上有赢家也有输家，而后者占大多数。

Interestingly, the usual behavior of “crazy buying” memecoins is motivated by the “Fear of Missing out” (FOMO), being highly emotional. Experts describe these dynamics using the “Greater Fool Theory,” developed to explain speculative financial bubbles that will soon end.

有趣的是，“疯狂购买”模因币的通常行为是出于“害怕错过”（FOMO），高度情绪化。专家们用“大傻瓜理论”来描述这些动态，该理论是为了解释即将结束的投机性金融泡沫而开发的。

The theory explains that speculators buy into these assets without justified value, motivated by FOMO and the expectation that someone (the “greater fool”) will pay a higher price. However, it is challenging to define precisely who the greater fool is once everyone behaves similarly for the same reasons.

该理论解释说，投机者在没有合理价值的情况下购买这些资产，其动机是“害怕错过”以及期望有人（“更大的傻瓜”）会支付更高的价格。然而，一旦每个人出于同样的原因表现相似，就很难准确地定义谁是更大的傻瓜。

On that note, the European Central Bank (EBC) described Bitcoin (BTC) through this same lens on different occasions. Finbold reported some of these controversial publications when the ECB slammed Bitcoin ETFs or made a “true declaration of war.”

在这一点上，欧洲中央银行（EBC）在不同场合通过相同的视角描述了比特币（BTC）。当欧洲央行猛烈抨击比特币 ETF 或做出“真正的宣战”时，芬博尔德报道了一些有争议的出版物。

Investors and traders who do not want to engage in financial bubbles or assets ruled by the Greater Fool Theory should do proper research and look for investments and purchases backed by a solid thesis and fundamentals. Yet, even these allocations offer risks, and there is no guarantee of positive returns.

不想陷入金融泡沫或受大愚人理论统治的资产的投资者和交易者应该进行适当的研究，并寻找有坚实理论和基本面支持的投资和购买。然而，即使这些配置也会带来风险，并且不能保证获得正回报。