
A tragic event unfolded recently when crypto trader @MistaFuccYou, also known as "Im really poor," took his own life during a livestream on X (formerly Twitter) after losing his last $500 in a crypto memecoin rug pull.
The trader had been actively involved in the volatile world of cryptocurrency, but his financial losses and emotional distress reached a devastating point.
In his final moments, the trader loaded a revolver on the livestream, stating, “If I die, make me a meme coin.” The gun misfired twice before it discharged on the third attempt, leading to his death. This shocking act was witnessed by his online followers in real-time.
🔥🚨BREAKING GRAPHIC NEWS: This X user just committed suicide on live after he lost his last $500 in a crypto memecoin rugpull.
— Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) February 22, 2025
During the livestream, @.MistaFuccYou loaded a revolver, made a final statement, and pulled the trigger.
"If I die make me a meme coin"
On the… pic.twitter.com/WpMt94TR3h
Minutes after the tragedy, new memecoins began circulating, using his name, death, and likeness. This sparked outrage within the crypto community, with many questioning the morality of using someone's death as a basis for new digital currencies. Critics voiced concerns that this event highlighted the darker side of the crypto world, where speculative investments and rug pulls can have devastating consequences.
There are also speculations that the trader’s actions could have been influenced by a personal breakup, though no official confirmation has been made. While the circumstances are still unclear, the incident has drawn attention to the dangerous side of investing in meme-based cryptocurrencies, often driven by hype rather than real value.
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