Famous Multi-Millionaire Tweeted For These Altcoins!

Andrew Tate, who is at the top of Google’s most wanted people list in 2022, says he will pump these altcoins.

Andrew Tate steps into altcoin market with ‘rally promises’

Andrew Tate, a popular internet phenomenon and multi-millionaire, has revealed his new plans for meme coins.

He tweeted today that he will be pumping random “Shitcoins” starting June 1. The ambitious move comes at a time when the Bitcoin price is stagnant and altcoins are indebted to the leading crypto.

Before Andrew Tate’s ‘pump and dump’ announcement, the cryptocurrency market was dominated by meme coins. The altcoin or shitcoin in question is Pepe (PEPE), which is trending from April. Pepe, seemingly worthless, suddenly became popular. It has caused individual investors from all over the world to jump on the trend.

Sharp U-turn

Interestingly, Tate’s move comes just hours after he posted a video in which he openly said he would never endorse and support cryptocurrencies. On May 16, Tate tweeted out how “dumbs” are marketing a shitcoin called “SLUTS”.

The crypto community soon claimed that Andrew Tate wanted to manipulate the coin in question. This mass criticism prompted the famous multi-millionaire to issue a video response saying he would “never approve of shitcoins.”

But as seen in his latest tweet, Tate is now willingly pumping altcoins. She also promises to pre-share these coins to paid subscribers of the website.

Andrew Tate and Dogecoin founder face off

Tate, a 36-year-old British-US citizen who has 6.6 million followers on Twitter, was detained in Bucharest in December. The court ordered the phenomenon to remain under house arrest until April 29.

Tate soon set his sights on the cryptocurrency market. On April 30, it targeted young crypto billionaires who boasted of being rich during the 2021 crypto boom. He also wrote that “there are no real-world values” to signify that there is less money in crypto now.

What they said soon caught the attention of Dogecoin founder Billy Markus. Seeing the tweet above, the Doge founder responded to Tate’s view of cryptocurrencies as a ‘simple source of money’, saying, “Easy money is posting topless photos and selling courses to people.”

In the meantime, let’s mention that Justin Sun, the founder of Tron, is also trying to become a meme coin trader. On May 11, Sun announced on Twitter that he will now start trading meme tokens and will openly share his transactions. As we quoted as Kriptokoin.com, the founder of Tron is also a name that attracts the attention of the judges.