TLDR:
- Market: 120 HOURS ($120) hit a $500K market cap only to crash to zero, with $14K taken in creator fees gone and over $480K allegedly rug-pulled.
- Narrative: $120, a Solana memecoin, was created with a constructed “120 hours to live” pity narrative on streams from Pump.fun, only to have its creator rug-pull and disappear, making it a cautionary tale among crypto scams.
120 HOURS ($120), contract address Gd3GkHW1jzwZa4UPmTELG97xzP82ZGmq5Q78d9eCpump, briefly appeared on the Solana blockchain with a high of a $500K market cap on September 16, 2025, only to crash to zero. Launched on Pump.fun, the token’s creator went live with a pitch to last only 120 hours to live and raise money for family, garnering more than $480K and $14K in creator fees. Investors were taken by the tale with a sympathy play with a vow never to rug-pull—minutes after a high, only to have the stream go dark, with funds gone.
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The $120 saga unfolded as a planned ruse, using emotional manipulation to fuel hype. X threads and community outrage dub it “Scam of the Year,” pointing to the creator’s quick disappearance with the “bag.” Tied to Creator Capital Markets, the project’s implosion serves as a reminder about unproven memecoins. With affiliate or account information scrubbed from existence, investors risk complete loss. It is a stark reminder—due diligence is paramount to the wild west that is crypto with such outrageous assertions.
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