UNICEF may use cryptocurrencies to raise funds for children in Bangladesh (Crowd-fund), but Roger Ver has found a better use for cryptocurrencies – “Crowd-Crowd- Bribing)".
On May 21, Ver called on his Twitter fans to send Bitcoin Cash (BCH) to a Hong Kong stock exchange official to allow the official to promote Bitcoin cash to his 9 million Weibo fans.
When Ver met with the chief Chinese economist Ba Shusong of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKSE), they posted their photo and the BCH address of Ba Shusong on Twitter.
Ver said in the tweet:
“I am introducing Bitcoin cash to Mr. Ba Shusong. He is the chief economist of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Send him some bitcoin cash to show him how wonderful BCH is, so he can introduce BCH to His 9 million Weibo fans."
The BCH address in the tweet seems to have been specially created for Ba Shusong because it was empty before today.
Ver’s Twitter fans seem to be less enthusiastic about his appeal – this address received 0.206 BCHs (about $250 at current prices) through 40 transactions, and many Twitter users even disapproved of trying to bribe public office. The practice of personnel.
It's worth noting that newcomers to cryptocurrencies don't need to make multiple incoming transactions in their wallets to understand how they work. If it weren't for Ver's greater authority, this tweet might look like one of the tricks on Twitter.
Since the birth of BCH, Ver has been a loyal supporter of Bitcoin cash and has used his influence in the industry to promote the cryptocurrency several times. Verco-owned company Bitcoin.com is alleged to mislead users by marking the BCH as "Bitcoin" and marking the actual Bitcoin as "Bitcoin Core." It was not until the beginning of this month that the site was corrected.
As Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin once pointed out, Bitcoin (BTC) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) have no reason to coexist, but now it is necessary to stop BCH supporters from continuing to mislead ads.
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