This story sounds like a crazy movie sсript: a Russian zoomer “created” a non-existent bank called Fufelschmertz Pakostok Incorporated (FPI), launched memcoin, and became a dollar millionaire in just a few days.
Thanks to a shieldpost on TikTok and streamings on Twitch, the guy raised a wave of hype around his project. After appearing on the exchange, FPI capitalization reached $110 thousand, and the audience bought the coin en masse for the sake of the fan. In the evening of the same day he had $61 thousand on his account – his share for the initial investment.
But it was only the start. FPI’s capitalization continued to grow, and the trading volume exceeded $1 million. Now he has more than $260 thousand (≈26.5 million rubles) on his balance. The guy is in no hurry to press the “sell” button, so as not to collapse the rate of memcoin, and continues to accelerate the HYIP. His plan is to gather an “army of clients” who will force FPI in exchange for the growth of the token.
If he decides to cash out the profits, the memcoin will collapse, leaving holders with nothing. But for now, FPI continues to capture the attention of the crypto community.
