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Crypto trader kills himself on X live to create a meme coin
A crypto trader known as MistaFuccYou shot himself live on X (formerly Twitter) after losing his last $500 in a meme coin rug pull on Friday night.
Before pulling the trigger, MistaFuccYou (https://x.com/MistaFuccYou) loaded a revolver on stream and said: “If I die, make me a meme coin.” The gun misfired twice. On the third attempt, it fired.
The livestream, which ran for over 30 minutes after his death, had him bleeding out while the crypto community reacted in real-time as meme coins using his name flooded the market within minutes... Read more here (https://www.cryptopolitan.com/crypto-trader-kills-himself-on-x-live-to-create-a-meme-coin/).
I simply felt speechless. If you do research about this trader or news, be careful since you may find NSFW video or image. Your opinion is greatly appreciated.
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Sad to see someone had to kill himself all because he wants a memecoin named after him. Now all his life is pack into a memecoin after death.
His life isn't as worse as the others, he seem to have made himself richer than anyone. There are homeless people out there but they never really have it in mind that they will kill himself.
The article asks whether you would care to trade/buy the memecoin. Would you?
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I wonder what level of fame addiction is or what reason might drive someone to film such content and why viewers don't try to contact a support team instead of encouraging them to do reckless things.
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His life isn't as worse as the others, he seem to have made himself richer than anyone.
He lost all of his last money on a scam and rumors say that he also lost custody of his kid, so no, he wasn't anything like that.
Still, is this the new normal people wanted?
The hype that would make Solana hoarders rich?
There was a time when people argued banks have blood on their hands how is this different?
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This is really crazy. What’s happening with people? I don’t know if it could get worse. There’s so much happening, and even those who are addicted to meme coins and just making and trying to make money with them are just crazy. I don’t know, but people who participated in it might just be greedy and possibly not going to hold that meme out of respect. It's pure money-making only.
Rest in peace, the guy. It’s just crazy what people do for money.
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ohno live streaming while killing himself. crazy guy and those who trade his memecoin, seem very extreme to do after losing just $500. that's nothing compare to the guys who lose money because of their fat fingers.
that guys wasn't thinking of how he could ever get back the losses but instead lose it all. i go over his x account, they were saying he was playing Russian roulette.
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Before pulling the trigger, MistaFuccYou (https://x.com/MistaFuccYou) loaded a revolver on stream and said: “If I die, make me a meme coin.” The gun misfired twice. On the third attempt, it fired.
The livestream, which ran for over 30 minutes after his death, had him bleeding out while the crypto community reacted in real-time as meme coins using his name flooded the market within minutes...
This is really crazy: a trader committed suicide because of losses from memecoins and he only needed one memecoin to be remembered in this market. What's even scarier is that the crypto community created so many memecoins based on his story right after. Someone would think it was an act of remembrance for this trader, but to me it's meaningless because millions of memecoins cannot be exchanged for a human life.
We have seen a negative consequence that the craziness of memecoins creates. Being in this crypto market for a long time, I feel like I am partly the cause of this sad story. We were not sober enough to restrain the memecoins fever, and there may be many other sad stories that happened to memecoin investors that we don't know!
May MistaFuccYou rest in peace!
I hope that all crypto investors will be safe, even in the worst circumstances, as long as we have our lives, we will have more opportunities in the future.
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This is the weirdest and saddest story I've heard in crypto so far, it's so unfortunate, it's unbelievable, what level of madness, degradation and loss of control have we reached.
I think he ended his life in the first place not to create a meme but because meme coins caused him to go bankrupt, he lost all his money in memes so he wanted to express his displeasure with this sad ending maybe as a message to meme addicts not to end up like him.
But the result was worse than expected, the madness didn't stop, many opportunists rushed to create memes in his name and promoted them and the man's blood has not dried yet. :-X
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What a way to waste one's life! Creating a coin because of suicide and supporting it is very unethical; we lose our human side and we only want to profit. I hope this is not going to be the trend, whether its fake or true, as it is not yet verified by the authorities, but from here we can see how dangerous investing in the market with money that you can afford to lose is; this is what triggers the suicide.
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I know people have been chasing profits with meme coins and most of them end up in losses but I wasn't expecting it to reach this level of madness. This is the mental impact of trading/gambling that a lot of people do not see. It's not all green candles and cashing out.
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Sad to see someone had to kill himself all because he wants a memecoin named after him. Now all his life is pack into a memecoin after death.
You know what's worse? Many did make a meme coin named after him, and a few weeks to months after this incident, they will just forget what happened to him, and the meme coin that they've created for him. Well, that's how life is. When you die, they will only remember you for days to weeks, and after that, they will just forget you especially in the internet.
It's just sad that while there is a 13-year old kiddo that rugged his investors when creating his own meme coin, there are some who are taking their lives just because they lost their final money investing into these shitty meme coins. Well, this is considered gambling already, and we've heard stories of gamblers taking their own lives because of losing a huge sum of money.
I really do hope that this will never again... or at least not again in this meme coin craze that's happening already.
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His life isn't as worse as the others, he seem to have made himself richer than anyone.
He lost all of his last money on a scam and rumors say that he also lost custody of his kid, so no, he wasn't anything like that.
Still, is this the new normal people wanted?
The hype that would make Solana hoarders rich?
There was a time when people argued banks have blood on their hands how is this different?
I would argue he put the blood on his own hands.
But any type of wealth usually creates blood on peoples hands.
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His life isn't as worse as the others, he seem to have made himself richer than anyone.
He lost all of his last money on a scam and rumors say that he also lost custody of his kid, so no, he wasn't anything like that.
Still, is this the new normal people wanted?
The hype that would make Solana hoarders rich?
There was a time when people argued banks have blood on their hands how is this different?
Not only that, it appears he use drugs for non-medical usage on his twitter (X) posts.
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Sad to see someone had to kill himself all because he wants a memecoin named after him. Now all his life is pack into a memecoin after death.
His life isn't as worse as the others, he seem to have made himself richer than anyone. There are homeless people out there but they never really have it in mind that they will kill himself.
The article asks whether you would care to trade/buy the memecoin. Would you?
A meme that symbolizes a dead trader who want the community to trade a meme coin named after him is unnecessary because it will not be better than the already existing memecoins out there. It is unnecessary to take ones life because of loosing on a meme trading.
I doubt if the trader is even serious, except he might have committed other crimes, it is unbelievable to commit suicide because of $500 losses. Many trader has lost thousands of dollars and they are still moving on, something might be wrong somewhere.
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The article asks whether you would care to trade/buy the memecoin. Would you?
My answer: NO! Because I would not be a part of a "movement" to immortalize his foolishness just for the sake of making a memecoin for himself and because he is probably become so desperate as a trader. I know how it feels to lost everything you got and to be hopeless but these are not the ground to kill oneself. Life is really worth more than anything in this world...and money (or lack thereof) shall be no equivalent to life. People in the world of cryptocurrency should be strong and must have solid mental health level so as to stay resilient in day to day ins and outs...suicide for any reason is not an option. And I would never trade my one and only life for any memecoin...heck not even all the Bitcoin in the world.
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I saw that.
He is just another victim of manipulation by this so called crypto trading experts who lies about their profits and lure people into their traps.
I bet hundreds of such events remain unknown cause it's not streamed.
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Crypto trader kills himself on X live to create a meme coin
A crypto trader known as MistaFuccYou shot himself live on X (formerly Twitter) after losing his last $500 in a meme coin rug pull on Friday night.
that may have been his last $500 we are all in different state of life so for some that $500 may not have been that big but it may have been his last saving
he might have felt so defeated by life to end up like this rip
Before pulling the trigger, MistaFuccYou (https://x.com/MistaFuccYou) loaded a revolver on stream and said: “If I die, make me a meme coin.” The gun misfired twice. On the third attempt, it fired.
i do not know what to feel about if anyone actually made him a memecoin i mean yes it is his last dying wish but also someone else, not him, would be making profit off of him and death is also a very sensitive topic that even i do not know they should be making cryptocurrencies about
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i do not know what to feel about if anyone actually made him a memecoin
Only 50 till now:
https://pump.fun/board?include-nsfw=true&q=mistafuccyou&coins_sort=market_cap
But hey, it's freedom right we should embrace the new age of rug pulls, scams, and victims that commit suicide, that's what the community wanted, right?No more regulations, no talk about securities, no one to blame for a single scam.
And now comes the repercussions, and crypto hasn't been seen in such a bad light since 2013.
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I simply felt speechless. If you do research about this trader or news, be careful since you may find NSFW video or image. Your opinion is greatly appreciated.
Not going to search for video but people really created memes of him within few minutes I mean that's too rude and not acceptable for me, Someone killed himself just because he lost all of his money in meme coins which was the most risky trade in itself and still considering the risk he traded and ended himself.
There must be another story I assume, I hope he rest in peace.
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I simply felt speechless. If you do research about this trader or news, be careful since you may find NSFW video or image. Your opinion is greatly appreciated.
Not going to search for video but people really created memes of him within few minutes I mean that's too rude and not acceptable for me, Someone killed himself just because he lost all of his money in meme coins which was the most risky trade in itself and still considering the risk he traded and ended himself.
There must be another story I assume, I hope he rest in peace.
He would definitely be resting in peace now that his dying wish has been fulfilled. He wanted some memecoins in his name, and he got them.
This is such pathetic news. The victim must have been really depressed after losing some coins. As much as it hurts, taking such a drastic step that led to his death was not a solution.
Without being biased, I hope no one trades the memecoins so that it does not inspire other desperate individuals to do the same in an attempt to become "heroes" in death. A truly crazy thing to do.
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Very unfortunate things to hear. Not sure what is going on his mind when he did it. But I guess he just wanted to do it and somewhat make his name famous by having a meme coin on his name.
But still, it's not the way to do it, and for sure his family are going to suffer and grieved.
In any case, for those who created meme coins after him, just remember that there is a universal law of karma.
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I saw that.
He is just another victim of manipulation by this so called crypto trading experts who lies about their profits and lure people into their traps.
I bet hundreds of such events remain unknown cause it's not streamed.
Yeah, I wonder about that. Maybe there's more who committed the act but have not left a note or whatever clue/s as to why they did it. Years before this, I remember a guy who 'lost' his investment in BTC when it dropped to 80% and took his family with him to the other life. I can't remember accurately but story was something like that.
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ohno live streaming while killing himself. crazy guy and those who trade his memecoin, seem very extreme to do after losing just $500. that's nothing compare to the guys who lose money because of their fat fingers.
I'm sure it wasn't just the $500 that made him decide to commit suicide... I'm sure there were other factors that made him depressed enough to do that... maybe some news portals or social media threads wrote $500 as a desperate loss, but the biggest possibility is that he had mental pressure or maybe other financial problems that were not disclosed when he was live on X..
Yes, memcoin is never equivalent to exchange for life... and this makes it a bit taboo if we buy Mistafucc memecoin, is this considered a form of support? does he want other people to do the same thing? honestly I don't agree with the developer who released memecoin under the name mistafucc... and that's not how to honor someone who has died.
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We have seen a negative consequence that the craziness of memecoins creates. Being in this crypto market for a long time, I feel like I am partly the cause of this sad story. We were not sober enough to restrain the memecoins fever, and there may be many other sad stories that happened to memecoin investors that we don't know!
I don't think anyone can be held responsible for anyone's actions. Anyhow, what would you have done to restrain memecoins fever? A sector which even governments find hard to regulate, what individual could have done?
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We have seen a negative consequence that the craziness of memecoins creates. Being in this crypto market for a long time, I feel like I am partly the cause of this sad story. We were not sober enough to restrain the memecoins fever, and there may be many other sad stories that happened to memecoin investors that we don't know!
I don't think anyone can be held responsible for anyone's actions. Anyhow, what would you have done to restrain memecoins fever? A sector which even governments find hard to regulate, what could individual could have done?
Nothing. Trump himself joined the craze. But killing himself on live streaming is not what someone would expect to see and what is in that guy's mind is that he hopes someone will create a memecoin for him. He doesn't realized all these memecoins are just pump and dump but what he must have know is that it make him popular.
This might not be the last of this. Someone out there can have a crazier idea than killing himself live but killing someone for a memecoin creation.
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This is crazy, is it possible that he was going through a lot in life and decided to take his life and instead of just killing himself without being known, he decided to do this for fame. Whichever way we look at it, this is crazy and it is unfair to his loved ones, how can they ever be the same after watching this.
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I don't think anyone can be held responsible for anyone's actions. Anyhow, what would you have done to restrain memecoins fever? A sector which even governments find hard to regulate, what individual could have done?
I just feel helpless, because I alone can't do anything to stop the madness related to memecoins. I also chose to remain silent instead of speaking out to make investors more aware, limiting exposure to memecoins because most of them are just meaningless things for the future of the market. Many others have also remained silent, it's just that I feel uneasy with my silence.
We cannot turn back time to save the victims in this incident, at least I hope that this event should be mentioned as part of crypto history. We want to see the crypto market develop, but we also need to ensure that people are safe from the crypto wave. I really don't want my descendants to be the ones repeating such crazy behaviors @@
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We cannot turn back time to save the victims in this incident, at least I hope that this event should be mentioned as part of crypto history.
Yeah, but it depends on how it will be mentioned and in what context. The reason i say this is because if some sources carry this news and portray this person as a 'crypto hero', they might be sending the wrong message and before long we may see someone else who would try something similar to achieve that status.
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We cannot turn back time to save the victims in this incident, at least I hope that this event should be mentioned as part of crypto history.
Yeah, but it depends on how it will be mentioned and in what context. The reason i say this is because if some sources carry this news and portray this person as a 'crypto hero', they might be sending the wrong message and before long we may see someone else who would try something similar to achieve that status.
Yes, anything related to cryptocurrency is never comparable to someone's life... that's why before, I was quite confused, if we buy the memecoin, the one who gets rich is not the victim, but the token maker... it's like monetizing someone's death and what is feared is that there will be many people who imitate if it turns out that the related memecoin experiences a sharp spike... I have never supported anything related to suicide or murder, so I choose not to buy related tokens,... I also do not support anyone who wants to commit suicide in the future, this case is enough to be the last incident regarding suicide related to crypto...
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This is truly heartbreaking. No amount of money or losses should ever make someone feel like there's no way out. the pressure in the crypto space can be overwhelming but there's always a way to rebuild. If you're struggling, please talk to someone. You are never alone in this.
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He would definitely be resting in peace now that his dying wish has been fulfilled. He wanted some memecoins in his name, and he got them.
This is such pathetic news. The victim must have been really depressed after losing some coins. As much as it hurts, taking such a drastic step that led to his death was not a solution.
Without being biased, I hope no one trades the memecoins so that it does not inspire other desperate individuals to do the same in an attempt to become "heroes" in death. A truly crazy thing to do.
That's not a way to end a life, that's not good, it is really a pathetic news I hope someone would have helped the man but only if someone saw it coming. I would never trade such memecoins and I also wish no one either trade those memecoins because this will bring nothing to the victim's family.
There have been many cases when someone made wrong decision while trading in meme coins like I have seen people selling their organs like kidneys, etc. this is really not healthy the craze of meme coins which is also dumping the market right now IMO.
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This is truly heartbreaking. No amount of money or losses should ever make someone feel like there's no way out. the pressure in the crypto space can be overwhelming but there's always a way to rebuild. If you're struggling, please talk to someone. You are never alone in this.
Yeah, it is hearbreaking and crazy at the same time. I think that people should do their research before getting into crypto, there are so many scams and rugpulls out there, especially with memecoins. Invest only what you can afford to lose, so that if you lose it, you would not take fatal actions like this.
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I saw his post on X it was very alarming, a sad wakeup call to all traders and miners out there that no amount of money is worth your life. Reach out, there is always a way on how to stand up again. Rest in peace to his poor soul </3
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Crypto trader kills himself on X live to create a meme coin
This is completely insane. Unfortunately, after his death, myself and many others did not hear about it or the meme coin created for him. A waste of life is what I like to tag it.
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Crypto trader kills himself on X live to create a meme coin
This is completely insane. Unfortunately, after his death, myself and many others did not hear about it or the meme coin created for him. A waste of life is what I like to tag it.
Meme coins don't last for so long, when it loses liquidity it will go in extinction and that will be the end. But if he was alife and one of his projects fails, he would have the opportunity to start another project. But now, if his meme coins goes, that will be all.
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Crypto trader kills himself on X live to create a meme coin
This is completely insane. Unfortunately, after his death, myself and many others did not hear about it or the meme coin created for him. A waste of life is what I like to tag it.
Meme coins don't last for so long, when it loses liquidity it will go in extinction and that will be the end. But if he was alife and one of his projects fails, he would have the opportunity to start another project. But now, if his meme coins goes, that will be all.
well anyway i do not really think he specifically killed himself so that a memecoin will be created for him but rather he really just wanted to end his own life himself and wanted to voice out his last wish which is for a memecoin to be created for him regardless if there would actually be a memecoin created for him, he would still have ended his own life
and you are right even if there would be a memecoin created for him, who is to say that it would even be a success? when we know that most memecoins do not even survive past their launch dates and sooner or later the memecoin will die and everyone will forget about it hopefully he is not forgotten like his memecoin could be and his loved ones commemorate his life
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This is completely stupid. I don't know how I should share my feelings about it. What makes him think that making a meme coin is worth more than his life? This mostly happens because people think they have nothing to achieve. They want people to remember them and want to be viral somehow, even by giving their lives to them.
But there are people who believe life after death. If you believe that, you cannot do such thing. I cannot tell you how I am feeling right now.
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This should be the worst of it to have come this far just because of meme coin. How does someone make his life so worthless as something that he doesn’t hold with so much value. I wonder how some people react and see things in today’s life that make them feel life is invaluable again when a lot of people are in the hospital hoping to get a chance to live a life free of sickness.
Your emotions should not override yourself being, you should balance yourself in this world and not allow anything to overpower your sane self. Hope people get to learn from this and not make everything all about money and when they don’t they end their precious life just like that.
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Unfortunately, after his death, myself and many others did not hear about it or the meme coin created for him. A waste of life is what I like to tag it.
You're not a true investor then, /s
Currently 78 up from 50
https://pump.fun/board?include-nsfw=true&q=mistafuccyou&coins_sort=market_cap
But there are people who believe life after death. If you believe that, you cannot do such thing.
Doesn't this contradict the first one?
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Crypto trader kills himself on X live to create a meme coin
This is completely insane. Unfortunately, after his death, myself and many others did not hear about it or the meme coin created for him. A waste of life is what I like to tag it.
Meme coins don't last for so long, when it loses liquidity it will go in extinction and that will be the end. But if he was alife and one of his projects fails, he would have the opportunity to start another project. But now, if his meme coins goes, that will be all.
A complete waste of life, such a person does not deserve the life God gave him, many crazy and insane people around the world walking on the streets and acting all normal and cool, thank goodness that the memecoin, whether created or not, did not make any wave, else, maybe this would have encouraged some other stupid and depressed people around the world to do the same.
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Meme coins don't last for so long
That is because memecoins are shitcoins and pump and dump coins, there is no way they can last long when they do not have any utility, with their zero use case we cannot expect more really. Everyone is trying to create their own memecoin, that is the crazy part.
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That's not a way to end a life, that's not good, it is really a pathetic news I hope someone would have helped the man but only if someone saw it coming. I would never trade such memecoins and I also wish no one either trade those memecoins because this will bring nothing to the victim's family.
Of course, this is not the right thing to do ending one's life just because of losses suffered in trading. Now, I think that this guy actually love the idea of making a big drama of his life and in my analysis he has that desire to be known by the whole world...and if he has succeeded on that aspect depends on how people will view his act. Now, there is this idea that we should be blaming memecoins and trading on what happened to this guy...in my view that is very myopic one all because even if there is no memecoin he could still lost money in any investment vehicles available. And surely enough we have many stories of people losing their shirts in trading (which is not exclusive to memecoins) but they are not blaming trading itself but themselves and then try to move on. In life, we can win and we can lose and we don't have to be in memecoin trading to know this reality. I am not into any memecoin myself (not unless someone is willing to give some to me) but we know that memecoins can be so risky and if anyone entered that sector then he should know what he is into...nobody is blinded here and nobody is forcing anyone to get into it.
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These people aren't serious with their lives. And I think that when someone is desperate and have lost a lot of money due to the memecoins that they have invested it, they think that they're noble to just end their lives but no. That's not going to work and we don't what will happen to them on the other side of the world, no one knows but it's a different story and as I live in a religious country, this kind of act does their own judgement to their souls.
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Of course, this is not the right thing to do ending one's life just because of losses suffered in trading. Now, I think that this guy actually love the idea of making a big drama of his life and in my analysis he has that desire to be known by the whole world...and if he has succeeded on that aspect depends on how people will view his act. Now, there is this idea that we should be blaming memecoins and trading on what happened to this guy...in my view that is very myopic one all because even if there is no memecoin he could still lost money in any investment vehicles available. And surely enough we have many stories of people losing their shirts in trading (which is not exclusive to memecoins) but they are not blaming trading itself but themselves and then try to move on. In life, we can win and we can lose and we don't have to be in memecoin trading to know this reality. I am not into any memecoin myself (not unless someone is willing to give some to me) but we know that memecoins can be so risky and if anyone entered that sector then he should know what he is into...nobody is blinded here and nobody is forcing anyone to get into it.
You are right No one is forcing anyone to trade in memecoins it's an individual's choice. I would not prefer it because I consider it gambling as it is highly risky and volatile. You can't be very sure if we invested in memecoins and the next morning the memecoin would be there.
Therefore, I hate memecoins but I did receive some as in airdrops, never sell them, and now I am 8x in lose. Overall suicide should not be an option, don't know why a person would that easily end their life just because of others, I hope no one would ever do suicide I know the wish is hard but at least we can wish.