Mr. Goxx was probably the most popular rodent in the crypto industry. He filmed videos, traded crypto, even made his own NFTs. Crypto giants acknowledged Mr. Goxx too, including Elon Musk, who thought the hamster had “mad skillz.”
Mr. Goxx still actively traded crypto four days before his passing. The hamster was found dead by his human partners. They announced he “suddenly refused eating and fell asleep peacefully on Monday morning.”
“Being with us as a pet for quite a while, he became famous out of nowhere,”
they said on Mr. Goxx’s Twitter.
“Mr. Goxx has brought joy to people all across the globe and reminded us not to take life too seriously. He shed light into dark moments of pandemic, inflation and many kinds of trouble.”
Mr. Goxx’s YouTube video of his first trading performance reached a wide audience of over 163K viewers. One of the viewers was surprised by Mr. Goxx’s luck, commenting on the video:
“I can’t believe I live in this era where a hamster trades better than me.”
The hamster was remarkable. Mr. Goxx was making money by simply running a treadmill and, in the end, raised his business by 20%, beating the professional crypto market investors.
His trading office was his cage, where he selected coins to invest in by simply running a wheel, which gave him various trading options. Two tunnels marked two possible choices: buying and selling.
“Thank you and rest in peace, Max (a.k.a Mr. Goxx). You will be missed, and your memory will live forever on the blockchain,”
his human friends shared.
