$15,000 due to a tattoo blunder on the forehead ๐
A guy from India agreed to get a tattoo of the crypto project "Bountywork" on his forehead for a reward of $2,400. The problem is that they misspelled the word by leaving out the letter N. Because of this mistake, the organizers refused to payout, leaving the poor guy both broke and with a lifelong tattoo on his forehead.
But the crypto community decided that this story deserves a happy ending. They launched a meme coin BOUTYWORK (yes, with the same typo), and its market cap shot up to $820,000 at one point. As a result, instead of the promised $2,400, the guy ended up making around $15,000 from the commissions he received from the token's trades.
This story came about thanks to the launch of the new GO platform by the Pump fun team. The service operates on the principle of "pay anyone for anything" โ users create tasks and assign crypto rewards for their completion. The order feed is already filled with absurd requests: from a march of the unemployed in New York for $14k to an interview with a killer's family for $23k.
Would you agree to such an experiment? ๐คจ
$PUMP $SPORTFUN $HYPE
A guy from India agreed to get a tattoo of the crypto project "Bountywork" on his forehead for a reward of $2,400. The problem is that they misspelled the word by leaving out the letter N. Because of this mistake, the organizers refused to payout, leaving the poor guy both broke and with a lifelong tattoo on his forehead.
But the crypto community decided that this story deserves a happy ending. They launched a meme coin BOUTYWORK (yes, with the same typo), and its market cap shot up to $820,000 at one point. As a result, instead of the promised $2,400, the guy ended up making around $15,000 from the commissions he received from the token's trades.
This story came about thanks to the launch of the new GO platform by the Pump fun team. The service operates on the principle of "pay anyone for anything" โ users create tasks and assign crypto rewards for their completion. The order feed is already filled with absurd requests: from a march of the unemployed in New York for $14k to an interview with a killer's family for $23k.
Would you agree to such an experiment? ๐คจ
$PUMP $SPORTFUN $HYPE