BonkGuy rejected allegations of insider trading, saying he accumulated the MEME meme coin over several days rather than buying before its rise. His average entry market capitalization was about $45 million, with total investment exceeding $500,000. He said he initially missed MEME below a $10 million market cap before watching it surge to $150 million within hours, prompting his view that it could become one of the cycle's leading meme coins. BonkGuy identified the emerging meme/stock narrative as MEME's main potential, citing related tokens that reached $320 million on Robinhood Chain, $260 million on BNB Chain and $220 million on Solana. He said the theme remains early and is drawing real-world asset (RWA) enthusiasts, retail traders and traditional-finance followers into the meme coin market. He also placed MEME at the center of a discussion between Robinhood founder Vlad Tenev and the AMC CEO over the legality of meme/stock tokens. BonkGuy said recognition could propel MEME toward a market capitalization of several billion dollars, while rejection could damage the wider narrative. He added that Robinhood helped DOGE reach about $88 billion in the previous cycle and introduced many retail users to meme coins. His FOMO portfolio reached about $28 million late last week, making the account the first on the platform to exceed eight figures in assets in under four months; he said its seven-day, 30-day and cumulative PNL each exceeded the second-place account by more than two times.