Tycho

Last night I was helping this guy out. He’s 23, has a son, bills stacking up, and was locked in a $GOONER bag he couldn’t even sell. His account was basically dead and he asked for 1 SOL so he could get active again. I sent him a few. Then more. Ended up sending him 3, then 4, then another 3. Kept it light the whole time, told him to kiss his boy for me, said goodnight. Wasn’t expecting anything back. This morning I tried to withdraw to my own Coinbase. The terminal was being complete ass and auto-selected the most recent wallet instead of mine, which switched the recipient address. Next thing I know the whole bag went to him instead of me. I messaged him immediately, explained it was a mistake, and asked him to send it back because that was literally everything I had left. Still nothing. Complete radio silence. I tried to do something decent for once and this is what I get. He took the intentional help, then sat on the accidental bag without even replying. Zero morals, zero values, just ghosted while I’m sitting here with nothing. Doing good in this space clearly isn’t always viewed as a good thing. This is the proof. Just a reminder to always be careful who you trust online. And I know @soldmysolxxx you’re reading this, just do the right thing.