Early Bitcoin Investor Urges To Buy This Solana Meme Coin

A cryptocurrency personality, Davinci Jeremie, with a knack for timely calls, has just purchased a Solana meme coin, prompting speculation he foresees parabolic gains akin to his infamous Bitcoin video nearly a decade ago.

Davinci Jeremie published a YouTube video on May 9, 2013, urging viewers to buy a minimum of $1 worth of BTC when it traded below $120. At the time, Jeremie predicted the landmark digital asset would make early backers rich beyond imagination. Bitcoin has since rallied as high as $69,000 to make good on that prophecy.

Also read: Dogecoin: How High Can DOGE Go After X Payment Integration?

In a new video clip tweeted Sunday, Jeremie revealed he is now buying $100 worth of PONKE, a meme coin running on the Solana blockchain infrastructure. He compared the speculative bet to his trading style years ago.

Jeremie buys $100 worth of PONKE

“I’m just gonna throw $100 at this and see what happens,” said Davinci Jeremie, adding he wasn’t recommending followers invest more than they can afford to lose. “Whatever you do is totally up to you.”

The video included Jeremie buying the PONKE tokens through the decentralized exchange Raydium using the Solana coin. He then proudly declared himself a “Ponke owner” in hopes the token would scale similar heights as Dogecoin or Shiba Inu one day.

Also read: Solana (SOL) Price Drops Below $100; When Will It Reclaim Lost Ground?

Jeremie’s 2013 Bitcoin video correctly foresaw the coin reaching dizzying new highs during the crypto bull run years later. His early meme coin punt comes as the market searches for the next SHIB.

PONKE currently trades at $0.09498 with an 18% surge in value over the last 24 hours. However, this is not investment advice, as meme coins have proven to be extremely volatile.

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