Money laundering? One trader turned $608 into $881,000, a profit of $880,400. Another trader initially invested only $45 and eventually sold it at $306,400, netting $306,400. Another Memecoin trader initially invested $7.60 and eventually sold it at $107,100, making a profit of $107,100. Someone invested $91 and eventually sold it at $45,200, making a profit of $45,100. An initial entry fee of $228 turned into $29,200, netting $29,000. Even with an investment of up to $3,379, one trade could bring in $27,500, a profit of $24,200. Don’t think it’s just some lucky traders 🔥, we’ve already told you how to launder cryptocurrencies through meme coins, now let’s reveal it. The scammers will create a meme coin and then use the stolen funds to drive up the price of the meme coin. But before using these stolen funds to drive up the price, they will first buy $10 to $500 (or more) worth of meme coins with a new wallet. After buying with a clean wallet, they use the stolen money to scam $500,000 or even more than $1 million in meme coins. $APE $PEPE $1000000BOB {future}(1000000BOBUSDT) {spot}(PEPEUSDT) {future}(APEUSDT) When they scam the meme coins, those who bought with $30 (the same scammers) now have tokens worth $100,000 or more. This is how they went from $100 to $400k. Learn from @Square-Creator-edf3b35226fc, learn this stuff so you don't get scammed. #TrumpVsMusk #memecoin #meme #NFPWatch #BTCReclaims110K