A crypto trader known as Point Farm Capital has turned a bet on the Solana-based meme coin STONK into more than $10 million in profit by sticking to an aggressive hold strategy.
According to on-chain analytics from Lookonchain, the trader now holds 35.7 million STONK tokens, valued at roughly $10.55 million, making them the tokens largest single holder.
How the Position Reached $10 Million
The unrealized profit stands near $9.81 million on an initial investment of about $542,000, a return exceeding 1,800%.
The average entry market cap was around $12 million, while STONK has since climbed to roughly $255 million, delivering outsized gains for early accumulators who refused to sell.
On-chain data shows a pattern of consistent buying during the tokens early stages, followed by disciplined holding as price action turned bullish.
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That approach contrasts with the high-frequency flipping common in meme coin markets, where traders typically take quick profits rather than let positions compound.
Earlier data tracking the same account on the FOMO leaderboard showed that the position had swung sharply along the way.
As of September 8, the trader briefly lost $2.69 million within 24 hours before STONKs rally reversed that loss into fresh profit, illustrating how volatile the underlying ride actually was.
STONK Price Performance. Source: BeInCryptoWhy This Outcome Remains the Exception
The trade highlights the high-reward potential of meme tokens on Solana when conviction lines up with timing. Such outcomes, however, remain rare, and most participants who enter later or lack the discipline to hold through sharp swings experience significant losses instead.
Survivorship bias plays a real role in how these stories spread: positions that collapse rarely generate the same viral attention as an eight-figure paper gain.
STONKs entire market cap remains small and thinly traded relative to major cryptocurrencies, meaning prices can reverse just as sharply as they climbed.
The $10 million profit remains unrealized on paper, tied entirely to a token that could lose most of its value in a single session. Most traders who attempt the same strategy end up on the losing side of that volatility.