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He tattooed a misspelled meme coin name on his forehead, and it still went viral and profitable
In June 2026, a user named Arivu accepted a 40 SOL (about $2,600) Pump.fun bounty to tattoo the exact text of the task on his forehead. The problem: whoever created the bounty misspelled "bountywork" as "boutywork." Arivu tattooed the typo literally, the community launched the $BOUTYWORK token in his honor, and Arivu raked in over $15,000 in fees — way more than the original payment.
The case put the speculative, often absurd nature of the Pump.fun meme-coin market back in the spotlight, where tokens are born and die within hours based on any viral whim — in this case, a permanent tattoo with a typo.
Source: CoinDesk →Bountylaw.