The world's first streamer hamster to outperform the US stock market index has died.
The hamster who traded cryptocurrency, whose profitability exceeded that of the American S&P 500, has died.
The owner of a famous crypto trader reported the sad news.
“It is with deep sadness that we must announce the loss of our beloved furry friend,” his owners tweeted. The livestream featured Mr Gox running through a "buy" or "sell" tunnel inside his office to select which cryptocurrency he wanted to trade.
The hamster's last trade took place on November 20th. He sold 3,229.4 TRX tokens, which turned out to be timely considering the cryptocurrency was down nearly 10% this week.
According to Hamster's latest video, the top three assets in Mr. Goxx's portfolio were stellar, ethereum, and chiliz.
Mr. Gox's success allowed his trustee to raise more than $12,000 from the sale of Goxx Capital-themed NFTs. The proceeds financed the construction of a larger and better retail installation.
At the moment, the idea of continuing the crypto trading project with a new pet is not being considered by the guardian, as he is mourning the loss of Mr. Gox:
Thank you and rest in peace, Max (aka Mr. Gox). We will miss you, and our memory will live forever in the blockchain
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