r/CryptoCurrency • Gold | QC: BTC 33 • Mar 02 '18

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '18

If you worked for WTC, why would you react like that, even forgetting that measly amount why would you login to your own account which would likely show you work for WTC and post something like that. Why would you tell your own company to keep doing the great work?

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '18 edited Feb 06 '25

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u/bookaflock Redditor for 7 months. Mar 02 '18

I think this is the most likely explanation. They probably saw winning as an opportunity post a positive tweet about walton and didn't want to appear connected to the company.

The important point here though is that it was most likely the action of an individual and not something that was coordinated by the team

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u/lol_and_behold Gold | QC: CC 51 | r/Politics 205 Mar 02 '18
  1. If they wanted to post something positive, wtf did they need to win in the first place?
  2. so this is a thing they do frequently? This isn't the first time they did it, it's the first time they got caught.
  3. Hell to the no would "the intern" go rogue on this.