Munger and Kissinger deaths bring profits to shitcoin traders
When Berkshire Hathaway vice chair Charlie Munger died on Tuesday aged 99, the world lost one of its most vocal crypto critics. Famed for his particularly uncompromising anti-Bitcoin (or “rat poison” as he dubbed it) stance, Munger previously claimed “I’m not proud of my country for allowing this Crypto shit,” and decried it as “beneath contempt” and “contrary to the interests of civilization.” However, despite his fierce criticism, it appears that he’s already having a more tangible effect on the crypto space in the short time since his death than he ever did while he was alive. Indeed, just minutes after Berkshire Hathaway announced the death of Warren Buffet’s right-hand man, the MUNGER meme coin pumped over 30,000%. Of course, the token has been as volatile as you’d expect and after its initial jump, dropped 34% in an hour on Wednesday. It’s currently sitting at just $0.00000002921 and boasts a 24-hour trading volume of just $115,000. We can assume that thi...