I can't take it anymore seeing people still complaining under @Banks's tweets about $MLG because they lost money.
Guys, it's crypto. And on top of that, it's a meme coin.
Please stop this shit. Seriously. It's hurting the token, and I've been grinding for this project non-stop for 2 years out of passion and conviction. It really doesn't help.
Whether you think it ended as some kind of setup or that things were handled poorly is one thing.
But one thing NOBODY will ever be able to say is that @Banks didn't give everyone an opportunity to make money with $MLG. The proof is right here. The guy pushed this coin harder than anyone and worked his bags like crazy. Everyone had opportunities to sell in profit at some point.
Maybe except for those who bought the absolute top right before the Adin stream, which, let's be honest, was already clearly priced in, or right before the Trump token launch. Those are probably the only two moments where you were truly screwed.
OTHERWISE, IT'S ENTIRELY YOUR FAULT.
Banks injected thousands multiple times and couldn't stop buying more even though his original plan was to exit at $100M. He literally couldn't do it.
Once again, the narrative behind this coin is just too strong: 3.3 billion gamers as a target audience, nostalgia for the golden age, quality MLG edits, our gaming servers. In a euphoric market, that's worth BILLIONS !!! That's the truth.
If you want to make your money back, work your bags instead of crying and move on.
Yeah, I didn't sell. Yeah, I'm down too if it never comes back.
But holy shit, what a ride it was.
That era was dank as fuck.
Bring me back.
Trust the respawn, noob.
$MLG 4L ( -_โข)๏ธปใโไธ๐ฅ
i got -200 dollars in my account and 23 miles left in my car nigga i'm a ticking time bomb til payday. ill tell the manager shut the fuck up at this point
Litecoiners and Bitcoin Cashers. Come to Monero, brothers. You fought valiantly, but now it is time to stand behind the winner of the "proof of work peer to peer cash system on the base layer without layer 2 scaling" war.
The CEO of the company that owns the New York Stock Exchange went on stage at Bernstein and said an 11-person offshore exchange called Hyperliquid is "bigger than Nasdaq."
Then he said he met the founders. "Very, very smart people."
The man who owns NYSE just publicly bowed.