A little-known token in the SocialFi space is making waves after delivering astronomical returns to a handful of early backers.
Built on the Solana blockchain, LAUNCHCOIN has transformed modest bets into multi-million dollar windfalls in just weeks.
One trader, tracked by blockchain analytics firm Lookonchain, reportedly cashed out with $3.46 million after investing around $10,000 in LAUNCHCOIN less than a month ago.
Another wallet turned $8,200 into over $4 million in just 22 days by buying early when the token’s market cap was still under $500,000.
LAUNCHCOIN’s meteoric rise—from $0.0003 to nearly $0.25—has attracted attention across the crypto space, with a third investor allegedly flipping $9,075 into $4.7 million. The token now boasts a market cap above $239 million.
While the broader market remains volatile, these stories have reignited interest in high-risk, high-reward tokens emerging from the Solana ecosystem—especially those riding the SocialFi trend.
The impressive rise of LAUNCHCOIN highlights the need for scalable and dependable infrastructure on Solana. Solaxy, as the first notable Layer-2 blockchain tailored for Solana, delivers fast transaction processing, excellent scalability, and uninterrupted service—even under heavy network traffic.
By tackling Solana’s capacity limits, Solaxy enables projects to maintain smooth and consistent operation as demand increases. Currently available in presale, Solaxy ($SOLX) presents an opportunity to support a solution built to keep the Solana network efficient and stable.
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