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The token is called 富贵, roughly "wealth and status" in Chinese. The pool is 55 days old and had been going nowhere. Then @crypt_omar posted the contract with a story attached.
The story: the developer behind Pons put $100 into a BNB memecoin 19 days ago and wished to get rich overnight, and has since ended up running what the post calls the number one launchpad on Robinhood, with $1B in volume through it. The post frames the coin as the wish that worked, and tells readers to lock in because you never know when it is your turn.
We could not independently confirm the Pons detail, the $1B figure, or that the dev in question ever touched this contract. Treat it as a claim made in a tweet, because that is what it is.
The numbers since: up 166% in 24 hours, so $100 held through the window is about $266. Volume $772,823 against a $1.38m cap, average trade size $190, 2,687 holders. Sells slightly outnumber buys, 2,197 to 1,867, which at least means people are getting out at will rather than watching a one way pool.
Liquidity is $87k, so the cap is a thin price times a large supply, not money paid in. The whole move rests on a single account's post about a lucky trade, with a coin whose name is literally "get rich".
Anyone actually able to verify the Pons half of the story?
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