@born2crypto they had a 2x WTC giveaway on twitter, and then the official walton twitter replied posing as a contestant saying how excited they were they won and how great WTC is. Seems as if the contest was a fake and the "winners" were actually WTC fake accounts posing as regular people, and so one of those people forgot to switch accounts.
Their official explanation is that a WTC member won and forgot to sign out, even though it took them over a day to come up with that explanation and they were banning people on their telegram and twitter for asking what happened. the odds of a WTC employee winning a global contest AND forgetting to switch twitter accounts is pretty unlikely. Not to mention they would have to have access to walton's main twitter account and I imagine very few employees do. Not impossible, but extremely unlikely and raises red flags about WTCs credibility
@haejin TA doesn't usually take in to account external events like that. Maybe that is all built in to the chart's patterns anyways
not necessarily, their explanation could be completely true. it seems questionable to me though. this is why they always say DYOR (do your own research) and decide for yourself
@born2crypto they had a 2x WTC giveaway on twitter, and then the official walton twitter replied posing as a contestant saying how excited they were they won and how great WTC is. Seems as if the contest was a fake and the "winners" were actually WTC fake accounts posing as regular people, and so one of those people forgot to switch accounts.
Their official explanation is that a WTC member won and forgot to sign out, even though it took them over a day to come up with that explanation and they were banning people on their telegram and twitter for asking what happened. the odds of a WTC employee winning a global contest AND forgetting to switch twitter accounts is pretty unlikely. Not to mention they would have to have access to walton's main twitter account and I imagine very few employees do. Not impossible, but extremely unlikely and raises red flags about WTCs credibility
@haejin TA doesn't usually take in to account external events like that. Maybe that is all built in to the chart's patterns anyways
not necessarily, their explanation could be completely true. it seems questionable to me though. this is why they always say DYOR (do your own research) and decide for yourself