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Smaller projects strive in that matter - they get sometimes too much from just getting mentioned by someone big. Their cap bloats, but this spark is not a long one for sure - it dies down as easily as it was lit initially. I've witnessed that even on 2017 when John McAfee was still with us. He's getting paid to just tweet one project and he earns a lot from there and then those projects that he tweets gets a huge pump in split seconds. So being mentioned by known Win9 personalities on their profiles, that really gives the boost to them and that's why there are investors that gets into FOMO by buying those projects that they think are going to get some good gains after being said. That was a very weird period, I remember very clearly when he was offered tens of thousands of dollars per tweet, people were going mad about his power of social media hype and he would tweet anything and it would go up. And at some point, it wasn't about him at all, it wasn't about the person who tweeted, it was about the fact that a few did go up because of him, and afterwards everyone started to buy whatever he tweeted, like some index, like some signal basically and those actions made thins go up. Eventually, just like anything else, that stopped, and even if he tweeted dozens of times for a project, nobody bought, because we got into bear market and when we are in bear market even Elon can't make things go up for too long and that's when the whole Mcafee stuff stopped, and a while after that we lost him as well. In the end, getting some celebrity to promote some tokens is not really that bad of a deal, it is a risky move for them but a great move for any project.
Smaller projects strive in that matter - they get sometimes too much from just getting mentioned by someone big. Their cap bloats, but this spark is not a long one for sure - it dies down as easily as it was lit initially. I've witnessed that even on 2017 when John McAfee was still with us. He's getting paid to just tweet one project and he earns a lot from there and then those projects that he tweets gets a huge pump in split seconds. So being mentioned by known Win9 personalities on their profiles, that really gives the boost to them and that's why there are investors that gets into FOMO by buying those projects that they think are going to get some good gains after being said. That was a very weird period, I remember very clearly when he was offered tens of thousands of dollars per tweet, people were going mad about his power of social media hype and he would tweet anything and it would go up. And at some point, it wasn't about him at all, it wasn't about the person who tweeted, it was about the fact that a few did go up because of him, and afterwards everyone started to buy whatever he tweeted, like some index, like some signal basically and those actions made thins go up. Eventually, just like anything else, that stopped, and even if he tweeted dozens of times for a project, nobody bought, because we got into bear market and when we are in bear market even Elon can't make things go up for too long and that's when the whole Mcafee stuff stopped, and a while after that we lost him as well. In the end, getting some celebrity to promote some tokens is not really that bad of a deal, it is a risky move for them but a great move for any project.
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Smaller projects strive in that matter - they get sometimes too much from just getting mentioned by someone big. Their cap bloats, but this spark is not a long one for sure - it dies down as easily as it was lit initially. I've witnessed that even on 2017 when John McAfee was still with us. He's getting paid to just tweet one project and he earns a lot from there and then those projects that he tweets gets a huge pump in split seconds. So being mentioned by known Win9 personalities on their profiles, that really gives the boost to them and that's why there are investors that gets into FOMO by buying those projects that they think are going to get some good gains after being said. That was a very weird period, I remember very clearly when he was offered tens of thousands of dollars per tweet, people were going mad about his power of social media hype and he would tweet anything and it would go up. And at some point, it wasn't about him at all, it wasn't about the person who tweeted, it was about the fact that a few did go up because of him, and afterwards everyone started to buy whatever he tweeted, like some index, like some signal basically and those actions made thins go up. Eventually, just like anything else, that stopped, and even if he tweeted dozens of times for a project, nobody bought, because we got into bear market and when we are in bear market even Elon can't make things go up for too long and that's when the whole Mcafee stuff stopped, and a while after that we lost him as well. In the end, getting some celebrity to promote some tokens is not really that bad of a deal, it is a risky move for them but a great move for any project.
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Smaller projects strive in that matter - they get sometimes too much from just getting mentioned by someone big. Their cap bloats, but this spark is not a long one for sure - it dies down as easily as it was lit initially. I've witnessed that even on 2017 when John McAfee was still with us. He's getting paid to just tweet one project and he earns a lot from there and then those projects that he tweets gets a huge pump in split seconds. So being mentioned by known Win9 personalities on their profiles, that really gives the boost to them and that's why there are investors that gets into FOMO by buying those projects that they think are going to get some good gains after being said. That was a very weird period, I remember very clearly when he was offered tens of thousands of dollars per tweet, people were going mad about his power of social media hype and he would tweet anything and it would go up. And at some point, it wasn't about him at all, it wasn't about the person who tweeted, it was about the fact that a few did go up because of him, and afterwards everyone started to buy whatever he tweeted, like some index, like some signal basically and those actions made thins go up. Eventually, just like anything else, that stopped, and even if he tweeted dozens of times for a project, nobody bought, because we got into bear market and when we are in bear market even Elon can't make things go up for too long and that's when the whole Mcafee stuff stopped, and a while after that we lost him as well. In the end, getting some celebrity to promote some tokens is not really that bad of a deal, it is a risky move for them but a great move for any project.
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