<p>Beanie, a member of the Gm Capital team, posted on X that Meteora's revenue exceeded 300 million dollars last month, earning 40 million dollars on the day Libra was launched. Beanie revealed that Meteora is targeting its own tokens, which is an incredible piece of news. The Libra sniper mentioned by Hayden secured a position commitment of 57 million dollars in the first millisecond, which Beanie is not surprised by, believing it could be Meteora betraying and trading against Kelsier. Beanie questions Kelsier's role, suggesting that he might just be a pawn for the big bosses behind the scenes.</p>

Odaily Planet Daily News: Gm Capital team member Beanie posted on X stating: 'The craziest thing I've learned in the past few days is that Meteora is targeting its own token. I haven't shared this news before because it's almost unbelievable. The platform generated revenue of over 300 million dollars last month, with 40 million dollars earned from fees on the day Libra was launched. But this is what's happening now. If Hayden (founder of Libra) mentioned that the Libra sniper secured a position commitment of 57 million dollars within the first millisecond, I wouldn't be surprised at all; he actually betrayed Meteora and traded against Kelsier. Nothing seems unbelievable anymore. It appears that no relationship is sacred. If this is true, then Kelsier is just a pawn. It makes sense. For example, why let Kelsier (who doesn't seem very smart from all aspects) earn billions or even tens of billions of dollars? Kelsier might just be a useful idiot here, serving the hidden bosses.'

Gm Capital team members: Meteora earned over 300 million USD last month, and on the day Libra was launched, it earned 40 million USD in fees.