FATCOIN
0x12d5ee7917ca430073c3a638ee1e6f0648a98a01Project X bio
Sitting 24h a day making money with $FATCOIN made us fat. Fortunately Eli Lilly sells the cure. Paired with $LLY. Parody account. Launched on @o1_exchange
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The thesis
Edited Sep 5, 2026, 3:04 PM UTC
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Dossier: Fatcoin
Open project pageRobinhood Chain memecoin with no product beyond the token. It trades mainly against tokenized Eli Lilly stock ($LLY) on Uniswap v4. The current @FatcoinLLY operator says they community-claimed the handle on 1 Sep 2026 after the prior profile linked a malicious CMD-install site.
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- calls on gg
- 1
- first called at
- $27.05m
- since
- 0.44x
gg records that someone called it, never that they were right.
Submitted contract: robinhood: 0x12d5ee7917ca430073c3a638ee1e6f0648a98a01
Notable
- Operator posted a community claim on 2026-09-01 and warned the prior profile linked a malicious CMD-install site.
- Blockscout lists FATCOIN at 0x12D5ee7917cA430073C3A638ee1e6f0648A98a01 on Robinhood Chain, matching the bio-linked Uniswap v4 LLY pool.
- GeckoTerminal showed that FATCOIN/LLY pool at about 23h old with claimed ~$9.5M 24h volume, ~$123k liquidity, ~3.2k holders.
- Ticker collides with FatBTC's Ethereum FAT token and several unrelated Solana pump.fun FATCOIN tokens.
- Odaily (1 Sep 2026) cited a GMGN market cap of $1.91M. No stated Eli Lilly affiliation.
Unverified
- No docs, no GitHub, no named team or prior projects by the current operator.
- Operator's claim to be a practicing doctor who prescribes GLP-1 drugs is unverified.
- Original token deployer and the pre-claim X operator are unidentified.
- Account did not post a token contract in text; the address above is from explorers, not a tweet.
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