@BOMBERuss 11 September 2022 more from that month

A crypto enthusiast under the nickname #FatManTerra organized an investment campaign on #Twitter, which brought him more than 100 thousand dollars in deposits from his own subscribers and users of this social platform as a whole. Some time later, he stated that the investment scheme announced by him was actually a fake created in order to "teach a lesson" to the cryptocurrency community. The "prank" did not lead to anyone's losses: FatManTerra returned all the funds sent to him. FatManTerra has more than 100 thousand followers on Twitter. He gained such fame thanks to the promotion of the infamous #Terra project, which lost all its value in May 2022. However, after the collapse of the #blockchain ecosystem, the crypto enthusiast abruptly changed his position and now opposes the startup, trying to find the culprits and, among other things, restore losses. Earlier this week, FatManTerra posted the following message on its page. "I got access to a highly profitable Bitcoin farm based on a private trading system managed by a promising fund. I made the most of everything I could, so there were few investment opportunities left, and I decided to transfer them to others, priority will be given to the victims of the UST #stablecoin crash. Contact me in private messages for more details if interested." According to #Cointelegraph sources, just two hours after the publication, the #cryptocurrency lover said that his "investment scheme" was fake. He allegedly received hundreds of messages and 5.45 BTC from his Twitter and Discord followers. All this is despite the fact that the first announcement gathered a lot of negative comments, in which FatManTerra was immediately caught cheating. In other words, users have also seen criticism of the idea. However, this did not stop them, but only spurred them on. After all, in such conditions, it seems that not everyone understands the prospects of the scheme, which supposedly makes it even more promising. Anyway, the story ended with a happy ending. Here is another message from the "pranker". "I returned the money to everyone who sent it to me. There was no investment. There is no high profit without risks. It's too easy to fool people in the crypt. And this needs to change. If you don't understand where profitability comes from, you are profitability."