A wallet labeled “PikachusPlace” bought about 28.52 million MONTRA tokens after the token launched on an Elysium chain token-launch platform, then sold its entire position across 29 transactions roughly 20 minutes later. According to monitoring cited by Odaily, the wallet netted about $66,200 after fees—a return of roughly 360% on its total outlay.
The purchase took place on the morning of November 10, 2026, relative to Odaily’s November 11 report. The average execution price was about $0.0001304, corresponding to a market capitalization of roughly $130,400. The tokens cost about $3,719, while purchase-related fees added approximately $14,700, bringing the total outlay to about $18,400. After selling fees, the wallet recovered roughly $84,700.
Odaily also reported that the same labeled wallet had previously traded STONKBANKERS on the Robinhood chain, turning an approximately $932 outlay including purchase fees into about $14,900 in net profit, or roughly 1,603%.
At the time of Odaily’s report, MONTRA’s market capitalization was approximately $6.66 million, making it the largest token by market capitalization on that chain. The report estimated that holding the original MONTRA purchase until then would have produced about $173,200 in profit, or roughly 940%. That is a hypothetical comparison, not the wallet’s realized result. The reported exit also shows why the token purchase price alone understates this trade’s cost: purchase-related fees accounted for most of the initial outlay.
Original report: Odaily, published November 11, 2026, at 14:00 UTC+8.