I'm not trying to put down value investors, but I believe everything ultimately comes down to a mix of trading + value analysis, working together in various ways = resulting in returns.
If you had just bought the coin right after it got listed and held on tight, you'd have seen the following returns.
Also, when it comes to crypto, there's one more element you need to add to those two — and that's narrative.
Layer 1 leader (Solana) : 50,000%
Just holding on doesn’t guarantee results. You need to follow the narrative if you want to see big returns.
In other words, if you're not studying new themes and just sitting still, you're guaranteed to get left behind — and get poorer.
Some of those coins aren't even on Binance.
That 100x return? You’ll only find it outside the usual places.
A meme coin mocking the S&P 500? It’s crypto’s way of trolling traditional finance.
If the S&P 500 represents the top 500 companies, then SPX6900 uses the number 6900 to symbolically overpower it — basically saying, “You’ve got 500? We’ve got 6900.” A bold and provocative statement.
What’s interesting is that this kind of edgy marketing is actually working. Binance made the rare move of listing it for futures trading unusually fast — even offering up to 75x leverage.
Has the market gone crazy? Not exactly — there's a clear reason behind it.
First, it's the power of the community.
Telegram, Discord, Twitter... the SPX6900 community is growing at an explosive rate. Among younger investors in their 20s and 30s, the slogan “We are the new S&P” is spreading fast.
Second, institutional interest. (Yes — we're talking about VCs.)
It might sound strange, but some crypto funds are actually paying close attention to SPX6900. And it’s not just for speculation. They’re using it as a way to gauge community sentiment and behavior.
However, the risks of the SPX6900 coin are also very real.
The second risk is token supply. Out of the 1 billion total supply, 930 million tokens are already in circulation. No one knows when or how the remaining 7% will be released.
And yet…
There’s still one reason you can’t ignore the possibility of SPX6900’s price going up: the power of narrative.
Just like Dogecoin. Just like Shiba Inu.
Sometimes, story is more powerful than technology. And right now, SPX6900 is crafting one hell of a story.
"We will surpass Wall Street’s 500 with our 6900."
This rebellious message could become a breakthrough in a crypto market that’s slowly being absorbed into the traditional financial system through ETF approvals.
In fact, recent data shows:
Over 300,000 daily active wallets
More than 500,000 Telegram members
Twitter followers surging rapidly
These aren’t just signs of a pump — they show the formation of a real community.
Here’s how the potential scenario could play out:
Extreme volatility following Binance futures listing
Sharp price swings due to 75x leverage
Massive liquidations possible in both directions
Ironically, this chaos could drive even more attention
Community-driven expansion
Possible introduction of a DAO structure
Launch of an NFT project
Development of a product actually linked to the S&P 500 (maybe?)
SPX6900 is risky. Very risky.
But from a meme coin perspective? You might just think, “Hey… that’s a pretty clever idea.”
This is not investment advice. It’s simply a record of an unfolding phenomenon.
Could SPX6900 really beat the actual S&P 500? LOL.
Sounds ridiculous.
But in the world of crypto, it’s often this kind of absurd noise that moves markets — just like all those Dogecoin copycats did.
Just holding on doesn’t cut it anymore.
To make real gains, you have to follow the narrative.
In short, if you're not learning about new trends and just sitting still, you're guaranteed to stay poor.
