A parody account Richard E. Ptardio donated $69,000 to charity after the unexpected increase in the value of the PTARDIO memecoins gifted to him. On December 17, he received 700 million tokens and stated that he had no connection to their creation. Later, he decided to sell all the tokens and direct the proceeds to the Save the Children fund. Initially, the value of the tokens skyrocketed to $1 million but soon dropped to $258,000.
12/18/2024 2:23:38 PM (GMT+1)
Richard E. Ptardio donated $69,000 to charity after the value of PTARDIO memecoins rose by 1765 percent and were subsequently sold 🎉
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