PANews reported on February 24 that, according to Lookonchain, on-chain addresses show that the wallet “LeBron” has made millions of dollars in profits on $MELANIA, $TRUMP, $LIBRA, and $HARRYBOLZ. However, its investment in the Solana chain token $ONE is currently significantly underwater. The wallet spent about $110,000 to buy 4.5 million $ONE tokens, then sold 916,000 to exchange for 13,923 USDC. Currently, it holds approximately 3.59 million $ONE tokens, with a market value of about $12,000, resulting in an unrealized loss of around $84,000 and a decline of about 76%.
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