Crypto trader kills himself on X live to create a meme coin

[ABCbits]

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 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.


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.

[target]

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?

[hugeblack]

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.

[Stompix]

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?

[Crwth]

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.

[electronicash]

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.

[MrSpasybo]

Before pulling the trigger, 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.

[yhiaali3]

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.

[robelneo]

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.

[Zed0X]

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.

[LogitechMouse]

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.

[philipma1957]

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.

[ABCbits]

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.

[Bobcrypto]

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.

[TomPluz]

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.