cobie

According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, multiple addresses associated with well-known crypto investor Cobie (Jordan Fish) have accumulated 20 million LDO (6.58 million USD) and transferred them to exchanges such as Binance, OKX, and Kraken in the past half hour.

According to GMGN monitoring, Cobie, the founder of Echo XYZ, tweeted about "Copper Inu" today on platform X, leading to the emergence of several meme coins named "COPPERINU" on the Solana chain. The token with the highest market cap quickly surged to $12 million and has now retraced to about $9 million, with a price of approximately $0.009.In the tweet, Cobie stated, "You don't have to worry about waking up one day to find Copper Inu has taken all of copper's market share. They won't pop up like some digital assets do, with new products emerging every few seconds to disrupt existing value."Additionally, GMGN monitoring indicates that the address ranked first in holdings (A1EC...) belongs to Equation founder himgajria's publicly disclosed on-chain address. This address invested about $10,000 when COPPERINU's market cap was only around $80,000, and it currently has an unrealized profit exceeding 10,000%. Although some has been sold, the total profit still reaches approximately $740,000.

Crypto KOL Cobie tweeted that it is uncertain whether Bitcoin will continue to provide diminishing returns, but altcoin trading (on average) will become increasingly difficult and dangerous, marking an irreversible trend. The reasons include:Intense and increasingly mature competition among buyers, along with a decrease in conviction;Primarily through perpetual contracts and leveraged trading;Market capitalization is generally overestimated and severely diluted;The FDV at launch captures all optimistic sentiment, ignoring price and valuation;Excessive price discovery in the pre-market leads to insecurity.In 2017, buyers purchased spot and held for weeks/months, driven by strong conviction and adding positions during the uptrend, with early low valuations proving effective. In 2025, buyers purchase through perpetual contracts without assessing valuations, selling when losses turn negative or during forced liquidations. However, altcoins still represent the best return area for smart investors, where skill expression and asset selection are more important, and patience yields better returns in liquidity markets compared to "early" entry.

ChainCatcher message, regarding Coinbase's acquisition of Echo, Cobie expressed on social media that when Echo was created two years ago, he was almost certain that 95% would fail, but he persisted, believing that even failure was worth trying.Now, he reveals that this deal surprised him but is very exciting, and states that the Echo platform will temporarily remain independently operated, but will integrate the Sonar public product into the Coinbase system, and may open up new channels for entrepreneurs to connect with investors, while creating investment opportunities for investors to access the Coinbase ecosystem.

ChainCatcher news, according to TheBlock, the well-known investor Cobie has officially launched the first project Plasma on the ICO platform Sonar, seeking to raise $50 million. Plasma co-founder Paul Faecks stated that 10% of the XPL tokens will be publicly issued this time, aiming to raise $50 million, corresponding to a total token valuation of $500 million.In previous news, the stablecoin project Plasma announced that it has received strategic investment from Founders Fund, which is under Peter Thiel, although the specific amount has not been disclosed. Peter Thiel is one of the earliest angel investors in Plasma. This investment will help Plasma expand its team, grow its ecosystem, and accelerate adoption in key regions from Latin America to the Middle East and beyond.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Echo founder Jordan Fish (also known as Cobie) has joined Paradigm as an advisor. The Echo platform allows retail investors and members of the cryptocurrency community to participate in early financing under terms similar to those of venture capitalists. Previously, on-chain detective ZachXBT also joined Paradigm as an incident response advisor.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, cryptocurrency investment firm Paradigm has announced the hiring of trader Jordan Fish (alias Cobie) as an advisor. Paradigm co-founder Matt Huang stated on social media that Cobie has been one of the most popular figures in the crypto space, and they look forward to future collaboration.It is reported that Cobie is the founder of the early investment platform Echo, which aims to allow retail investors to participate in early financing of crypto projects under venture capital-like conditions, having provided fundraising services for projects like MegaETH and Initia. He stated that after joining Paradigm, he will primarily assist with its public markets/liquidity fund operations.Previously, on-chain analyst ZachXBT joined Paradigm as an incident response advisor in February of this year. Recently, Paradigm also led a $50 million Series A funding round for the decentralized AI project Nous Research.

ChainCatcher news, according to Protos, the X account of the crypto podcast UpOnly was hacked on December 10, with the hackers attempting to promote a fake token.UpOnly host Brian Krogsgard (Ledger) stated that he was not in control when the hackers took over the account, and this security breach was not a SIM swap incident. The hackers deleted the posts about the fake token, leaving only content bragging about earning a six-figure income through host Cobie's image.

ChainCatcher news, crypto investor Alistair Milne posted on social platform X, stating that $100,000 is the "obvious target" for Bitcoin, predicting that there may be a 20-25% pullback before reaching this milestone, at which point many will believe the bull market has ended.Milne also pointed out that investors who sell above $95,000 may mock those who hold on, but then the price of Bitcoin could directly break through the $100,000 mark, triggering a "generational FOMO" phenomenon.Crypto KOL Cobie commented on this, saying: "The journey from $80,000 to $100,000 is a tough one, while the journey from $100,000 to $250,000 is an easy one."

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the meme coin UPONLY on the Solana chain has transferred 60% of its total supply of 1 billion tokens to the wallet address of well-known cryptocurrency trader Jordan Fish (alias Cobie).Cobie stated, "I have burned all the tokens received, which were worth 17 million dollars at the time of burning. And I asked them to stop bothering me."Data from the Solana blockchain explorer Solscan shows that the current supply of UPOONLY is only 400 million tokens.

ChainCatcher news, according to Ember monitoring, 5 hours ago, well-known cryptocurrency trader Jordan Fish (pseudonym Cobie) transferred 3.637 million LDO (approximately 6.7 million USD) to the Wintermute OTC address, possibly entrusting Wintermute to sell or conduct OTC trading.Previously, Cobie received an investment allocation of 7.5 million LDO from Lido on December 18, 2020.

ChainCacther news, encrypted KOL Cobie replied to Bankless co-founder Ryan Sean Adams on platform X, "What is the point of your proposal to request 30% of all BANK tokens if you clearly do not participate in governance and never sell your tokens?" In response, Ryan Sean Adams stated that Cobie could not reply because he does not accept his attention.In a reply to another Bankless co-founder David Hoffman, Cobie said, "Clearly you are happy to have a DAO and you want to participate. But then you thought about the impact, or maybe the price dropped, and you want to keep your distance. If you never sell and never manage, there is no reason to want 25% of the supply."Earlier, ChainCacther reported that Bankless co-founder Ryan Sean Adams stated on platform X that Bankless DAO is an entity independent of Bankless, and neither he nor co-founder David Hoffman, nor Bankless has received any economic benefits from the DAO, has never sold BANK tokens, and has not participated in DAO governance votes. To avoid damaging Bankless's reputation, Bankless DAO has been renamed Udi DAO.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinGecko data, as of August 22, on friend.tech, user Cobie has the highest royalty income, reaching $144,400 (equivalent to 81.94 ETH). Below are the top 25 accounts ranked by royalty income and their trend changes.The founder of the friend.tech platform, 0xRacerAlt, ranks second with a royalty income of $101,700 (58.04 ETH). The third place goes to crypto trader HsakaTrades, with a royalty income of $100,600 (57.06 ETH).In the 12 days since the trial operation began on August 11, other users' royalty incomes ranged from $14,900 to $75,500, equivalent to daily earnings of $1,200 to $6,300, which could annualize to between $453,200 and $2.3 million.It is noteworthy that the combined royalty income of Cobie, 0xRacerAlt, and HsakaTrades accounts for 34.6% of the total for the top 25.Among the top 25 users, 16 accounts were established within the first 3 days of the trial operation. These early adopters leveraged their influence in the crypto Twitter space to quickly gain visibility on the platform.Additionally, 9 accounts joined a week after the trial operation began, with account ages ranging from 0 to 4 days. Among them, 6 are already influential crypto Twitter accounts.Interestingly, some non-crypto Twitter users are also gaining recognition, such as esports figures Faze Banks, 100T Nadeshot, and Faze Rain, who earned $75,500, $27,600, and $19,800 in royalty income shortly after joining the platform, respectively.

ChainCatcher news, according to Big Crypto Alert, FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) is unfollowing other crypto figures on Twitter, including well-known KOL Cobie. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban unfollowed dozens of crypto Twitter accounts on Twitter, including crypto KOL Cobie. Cobie responded, saying, "Goodbye, Mark, see you next time, thank you for buying our tokens from us at the top, there will be more tokens to sell to you in a few years. (Source link)