TROLL token’s price surge sees trader hit 1,300x profit in 3 months
As Solana-based memecoin TROLL surged to an all-time high above $0.20 on August 6, 2025, onchain data shows a trader who bought the token about three months ago flipped their holdings into a major profit position.
- A trader purchased TROLL three and half months ago and has seen their profit spike 1,300x.
- The Solana meme token reached an all-time high above $0.20 on August 6, 2025.
Per Lookonchain, the trader purchased a total of 20.91 million TROLL worth $2,900 about three months ago. Data shows the trader held the memecoin as the price rose, with an initial profit-taking move seeing them sell 2.55 million TROLL for $50,700.
TROLL’s price fell to lows of $0.0075 in April and hovered near $0.027 in early May. But following a notable rally over the past two months, the Solana -based token jumped to a high of $0.204 on Wednesday.
Trader took profit
Having sold part of the holdings to recoup purchase costs and secure early gains, the trader’s remaining 18.36 million tokens reached a total value of $3.73 million.
“$TROLL’s recent surge, his position has flipped nearly 1,300x, with a profit of $3.78M.”, Lookonchain posted on X .
Another trader who bought $22.8k worth of TROLL saw their position swell to $2.48 million and recently sold 1.28 million tokens for $16.2k.
The TROLL token has gained fresh momentum in the past 24 hours after Pump.fun ( PUMP ) added it to its list of community takeover, or CTO, tokens. Bullish sentiment is likely to help the meme rally further, with CTO tokens getting traction from increased social media activity.
At current prices, TROLL has surged 944% in the past month and more than 2,480% since its all-time lows in April. The memecoin’s market cap has topped $186 million, while increased buy-side pressure has pushed daily trading volume up 45% in the last 24 hours.
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