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

[Bitcoin Smith]

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.

[bitterguy28]

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 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

[Stompix]

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.

[Faisal2202]

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.

[KingsDen]

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.

[Baofeng]

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.

[Zed0X]

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.

[bayu7adi]

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.

[libert19]

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?

[target]

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.

[Z-tight]

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.

[MrSpasybo]

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 @@

[Z-tight]

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.

[bayu7adi]

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...

[KincaidT]

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.