Pure Luck Or Manipulation?

By lordneroo | Crypto Hustling - Airdrop Sniping | 30 May 2021

Either a crazy coincidence or the rocket man shilling his bags.

Which one do you think is the most probable scenario? I know I've said it all before; DOGE is an abandoned, highly centralized coin that needs to be removed from the top 100 ranks by market cap, and the reason is the fact that the top holder controls 28.3% of the supply. Yet, people on lamestream social media don't even say a thing about it. You only see all those normies posting DOGE memes and dreaming of getting rich by investing in it.

Yeah, that's not gonna happen. See, the top holder is losing value to inflation as the days go by, so a massive dump that will ruin everyone is not only inevitable, but also imminent. Time is ticking and operation rugpull is going to take place sooner than you think.

Now, as I've said before, I refuse to believe that a successful businessman like Elon Musk is that ignorant. It's more than obvious that the man has malevolent intent in shilling what is probably the worst token to invest in, given the power that a single entity has over the network and the token's value. In my humble opinion, DOGE is the corrupt financial elite's crypto trojan horse. This whole thing looks like a set up to me.

So, let's take a look at some historical facts, and then you can draw your own conclusions.

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Let me break it down for you.

Dogecoin was launched on December 6, 2013. The token started out as a joke, and was as dead as it gets in terms of price action during the first 6 years of its existence. Combine that with the fact that DOGE devs literally abandoned the project, and please explain to me who in their right mind would just wake up one morning six years later and decide to throw in $17 million.

This is exactly what the top holder did. They started accumulating on February 12th, 2019, and within two days they had already acquired 9.08 billion DOGE bought for approximately $17.6 million. Who the fuck does that? We are talking about a dead project, with no development going on whatsoever and zero use-cases in a vibrant crypto industry. That's like shooting yourself in the foot.

That's crazy, isn't it? So, let's just accept that someone decided to make what seemed to be such a terrible financial decision. It's more than obvious that we are talking about a crazy billionaire here, who made that kind of money out of pure luck, judging by their lack of understanding of the crypto business and the multiple superior alternatives available. I refuse to believe that this was all the money they had in the world at the time. Those 17 million dollars were pocket change for our villain.

They could see the future. Or shape it.

Less than 15 months later, the insane DOGE whale that threw all that money into a dead coin gets unbelievably lucky, as one of the most influential Twitter accounts out there started shilling Dogecoin non-stop, and this madness goes on to this day. In the meanwhile, the Nostradamus of Dogecoin kept buying up billions and billions of DOGE tokens, probably because their crystal ball was fully functional and absolutely reliable. Or it could be that they just wanted to throw a few more tens of millions of dollars into the fire.

So, taking everything mentioned above into consideration, I would like to ask each and everyone of you: what do you think is the most likely scenario? Are we talking about someone that made such a ridiculous investment decision only to get ridiculously lucky within less than two years, or have we found Mr Rocket Guy's DOGE wallet address? I'm not even going to state my opinion, I will just say that I don't believe such coincidences are even possible.

Sure, I've got no proof to support my claims. That's just a wild guess. Just like the one our DOGE super-whale made about the token's ''bright future'' back in February 2019, regardless of the fact that it had been an absolutely dead coin in a thriving crypto space for so many years. But they were right.

I appreciate your attention.

Alright guys, that's it for now. Thank you for taking the time to read these lines.

Just my two cents. This is by no means financial advice. Just sharing my personal views and experiences. Please do not take my word for your investment choices, and always do your own research.

Stay safe and have a good one,
@lordneroo

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