A wallet linked by Arkham to the trading handle @theunipcs, known in crypto circles as Bonkguy, held roughly $15.74 million in meme-token positions on the fomo platform in early September, placing it first on that platform’s profit leaderboard. Crypto commentator Rune identified the trader as 64 years old, while Arkham’s wallet monitoring placed total publicly linked crypto holdings at about $15.22 million.
The portfolio’s rise has been driven by a concentrated set of highly speculative tokens rather than a diversified cryptocurrency allocation. PONS was the largest disclosed position, valued at $6.80 million, followed by USELESS at $3.91 million and Marscoin at $3.14 million, according to Arkham data cited in the records. Together, the three positions accounted for most of the wallet’s visible value.
A post dated Aug. 31 put the account’s cumulative spot-trading profit and loss above $10 million, including more than $2.30 million in gains over the preceding 24 hours. It reported profit above $5.70 million over 30 days. Those figures reflect marked-to-market gains in tokens whose prices can move sharply on limited liquidity, social-media attention and rapid shifts in risk appetite.
pons dominates the disclosed gains
PONS appears to be the portfolio’s largest winner by both value and percentage return. The Aug. 31 update attributed a substantial share of recent gains to PONS, DELTA, Microduck, MARSCOIN and USELESS. Based on the account’s stated average purchase prices, PONS had risen about 6,000%, while the increase from the first reported entry was approximately 9,100%.
One cited PONS trade involved about $67,000 in purchases that had appreciated to nearly 100 times the original cost. A move of that scale explains why the wallet’s value was reported to have surpassed $15 million before the $15.74 million reading on fomo.
The same update listed DELTA up roughly 1,500% from the average entry price and Microduck up about 610%. Marscoin was reported up approximately 35%, while USELESS was up around 18%. The differing return profiles show that the account’s gains were not limited to one early bet, though PONS remains unusually influential given its size.
Arkham’s identified holdings also included Microduck worth about $350,000 and BOW worth more than $250,000. Smaller positions in MemeStock, Pair, 牛来, YOLO, DTF, RAM, JUGGERNAUT and HOODRAT were collectively worth several hundred thousand dollars, based on the wallet records described in the supplied data.
The difference between the $15.74 million fomo figure and Arkham’s roughly $15.22 million estimate likely reflects changing token prices, timing and platform-specific wallet tracking. Bonkguy has also said that public wallets account for only part of the activity, with additional wallets used for trading.
previous meme-coin trades produced eight-figure paper gains
In a Sept. 1 recap, the account described a series of earlier meme-coin positions that turned relatively modest initial commitments into much larger paper values. The largest cited example was a BONK trade opened in 2023 with $16,000 using 6x leverage. According to the account, that position grew to more than $20 million.
The recap also described a WIF position that expanded from $6,000 to about $1.4 million. A FARTCOIN position involving about $300,000 was said to have reached a peak value above $8 million. Trades in POPCAT and PNUT reportedly generated more than $1 million in gains from initial positions worth tens of thousands of dollars.
Those claims are self-reported by the account and underscore the role of timing in meme-token trading. Buying before a token becomes widely visible can create exceptional percentage returns, but the same structure makes portfolio values vulnerable when liquidity recedes or traders rush to exit.
Bonkguy’s recap included the other side of that volatility. The account said gains from later trades in MAGA, DOGEGOV and the “Roaring Kitty meta” reached between $5 million and $10 million after starting with positions worth thousands or tens of thousands of dollars. It added that most of those gains were later lost during the “10·11” market crash last year.
A separate disclosed JINQIAN trade recorded an 80.42% loss. The account reported three purchases totaling about $147,600 at an average market capitalization of roughly $29.658 million, followed by an exit near a $5.839 million market capitalization. The stated loss was about $118,700.
large visible balances remain exposed to meme-token volatility
Bonkguy’s public holdings demonstrate how a trader who enters small-cap meme tokens early can accumulate a portfolio measured in millions of dollars without relying on the largest cryptocurrencies. They also show the difficulty of translating paper gains into durable returns. A token valued at millions of dollars in a wallet may be far harder to sell at quoted prices if available liquidity is thin.
The account’s own history illustrates that risk. The BONK, WIF and FARTCOIN trades show the upside available during a strong meme-token cycle, while the reported JINQIAN loss and the post-crash decline in prior gains show how quickly those gains can reverse.
The current portfolio is therefore heavily dependent on continued pricing strength in PONS, USELESS and Marscoin. With more than $13 million of the visible wallet tied to those three positions, a large retracement in any one of them would materially affect the account’s leaderboard standing and public portfolio value.
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