BitBoy Accidentally Launches $TSUAKA Token
Tsuaka quickly hit $1,000,000 market cap and then dropped by half while we were writing.
Ben Armstrong, also known as BitBoy, accidentally launched a new Ethereum token today when he spelled $TSUKA wrong on his Twitter account with over a million followers.
Here is what is happening in my wallet.
— Ben Armstrong (@Bitboy_Crypto) May 10, 2023
I’ve traded out of everything but $BAM.
We will be adding MORE $WSBC & $TSUAKA to our company wallet than I just sold bc I believe in those communities. The others I’ll make decisions on later.
But I’m all in on $BEN & $BAM now
Creative and original developers quickly capitalized on the mistake and promptly launched $TSUAKA token.
Tsuaka quickly hit a million-dollar market cap but dropped 400k in value while I wrote 2 paragraphs of text.
Meanwhile: Tsuka is trying to ride the PEPE hype.
Ever Since the Beginning, Frogs have Been Riding Dragons. $TSUKA pic.twitter.com/s1hVpRs3Fj
— TSUKA (@Dejitaru_Tsuka) May 10, 2023
Tsuka members appear unfazed but are urging someone on BitBoy's team to kindly install Grammarly on all his devices.
