“I woke up trillionaire” said Christopher Williamson the man from Georgia who invested $ 20 dollars and woke up with trillions of dollars with whom he even thought to buy a yacht in the shape of a penguin
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Saturday, November 2
American becomes billionaire in hours with Rocket Bunny cryptocurrency due to Coinbase mistake
An American from Manchester invested $ 20 dollars in the currency known as Rocket Bunny and the next day when he checked his account, it said that his investment was worth $ 1.4 billion dollars. Of course, the “billionaire” tried to sell his assets but found that when he tried to change his portfolio money, it did not have the same price.
As he had made his transactions from the Coinbase platform, he tried to contact them to find out how he could do to receive the amount of money that appeared in his wallet.
I’m gonna need someone to explain what the heck is going on and then write me a check. I got a mega yacht shaped like a penguin on standby. # cryptotrillionaire @ RocketBunny 2021 @ coinbase @ CoinbaseSupport @ CoinbasePro pic.twitter.com/dyxKvx11 WS
– Christopher Williamson (@Christo 259027)
June 16, 2021
The answer to his questions came two days later according to what he himself narrates on his Twitter account, Christopher Williamson was told that that there was a “display error”
Sadly the 173 trillions of dollars you thought you had in profit never really existed and In addition, his account was temporarily frozen while the Coinbase team solved the technical problem.
Later, Williamson reported that Coinbase only gave him answers when his tweet in which he explained that he could not move his Rocket Bunny and had enough attention.
Although it was not a joke in bad taste, but as explained by the exchange platform “a visual error” Williamson He has taken it as a joke and it seems that he will continue to put faith in the penguin coin.
Me right after @ coinbase does the right thing and signs my check. 😂
🚀🐇 = 🐧🛥 @ RocketBunny 1999 pic.twitter.com/wQIRNM30 y6
– Christopher Williamson (@Christo 44044658)
June 22, 2021
The young investor has stressed that the problem had nothing to do with the currency but with the trading platform. Williamson has stated on several occasions that it was “Coinbase that did not help him.”
For now, he will continue to dream of his yacht in the shape of a penguin, but it seems that he does not refuse to continue betting on cryptocurrencies.
I am getting several messages about whether or not people should buy Rocket Bunny – I am not a financial advisor and I cannot tell you what to buy, however I can say I am steadily buying because I’m not missing my rocket ship home! 😎🚀🐇 @ RocketBunny 2021
https://t.co/8sUUFbr5gH– Christopher Williamson (@Christo 44044658) June 22, 2021
For the moment, the American only had to invite Coinbase employees to his dream yacht if he ever managed to withdraw the money from the platform.
In between, Coinbase did not mention the misunderstanding, but the Rocket Bunny cryptocurrency account has echoed everything that Crhistopher Williamson has written about, but without issuing co any comment.
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