BlockBeats News, January 17, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, an internal address of RALPH previously spent 12.3 SOL (worth $1,668) to purchase 28,800,000 RALPH tokens. These tokens are now valued at $1.07 million, achieving a 642x return.
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