At this time last year, I was still just a clueless retail investor. This year, people are calling me a shady market maker. But only I know I’m not one. I just want to build the Mysterious Little K-Line coin up and help it take off, leading everyone forward one step at a time, with our feet firmly on the ground!
I’ve talked many times in my livestream about how the Mysterious Little K-Line coin came about. It felt like a task assigned to me by heaven—or maybe by the system. It’s really strange, because originally I was just a streamer on the platform doing futures and referral commissions. You wouldn’t expect me to get involved with shitcoins, let alone promote one so heavily. But somehow, through all these coincidences, a mysterious force kept pushing me forward. On the 28th, a fan said they could find someone to launch a coin for me. On the afternoon of the 29th, I tried having someone launch a coin called “Chinese People Can Fly”—not the one that had already launched, just one with the same name. The coin they launched for me couldn’t even display its name, so at the time I bought in through two addresses, and the person who launched it also bought in through two addresses. After that, nobody else bought in. No one was promoting it, and I felt it had no value, so I gave up on it. Then I went browsing through the shitcoin market to try my luck with some other coins. I saw one that was about to hit 100% or something, so I bought $100 worth. One second later, the chart drew a huge candle straight down, and I was so angry I could only laugh. I decided to build a coin that could grow over the long term, and stopped looking for someone else to launch it because I was worried it wouldn’t be safe. After thinking it over, it hit me: I had to rely on my godfather, Mysterious Little K-Line. My name is Mysterious Little K-Cash, so I’d basically copied his name—and if I’d copied his name, I might as well hype his coin too. So I searched for Mysterious Little K-Line in my wallet. At the time, there were only three coins with that name. Two had ugly profile pictures, and only this one had both the same picture and the same name as my godfather. The coin was very clean, with zero holder addresses. I was the first buyer. I bought a little, then sold a little because I was worried it might be a honeypot that lets you buy but not sell. I found that I could buy and sell, and there was no project team, no shady market maker, and no risks detected. So I started buying and buying. Once I’d bought about 10%, I started posting on the feed, promoting it in chat rooms, and talking about it in my livestream.