Olympic champion also hypes up memes? Is this a real fate or just a marketing farce?

The money I made on WIF was 100 times more than winning the gold medal.

Written by: Azuma, Odaily Planet Daily

overseascryptocurrencyCommunityPeople are wildly speculating on the identity of an "invisible Olympic champion".

The incident was caused by a user named Pol.wifhat (@0xPol, the account is currently unavailable) who posted a photo of a man holding a Paris Olympic gold medal in the background of a Lamborghini this afternoon. He also wrote: “The money I made by clicking a few buttons to buy WIF is more than the money I earned from winning the Olympics.”Xiaobai NavigationThe money earned from transporting gold medals is 100 times more."

奥运冠军也炒 Meme?真人下场还是营销闹剧?

「奥运冠军」加上「meme 战神」,这两个八杆子打不着的标签被绑定在了一起,瞬间点燃了加密货币社区的情绪。截至 14: 30 左右,Pol.wifhat 的贴子已获得了 24 万浏览量,上百名用户正在回复中猜测这位未透露姓名的「隐形奥运冠军」究竟是谁。

Looking back at Pol.wifhat's past dynamics, as early as 2021, the account began to frequently publish cryptocurrency-related content, and its focus was not much different from that of ordinary cryptocurrency users - it posted articles to celebrate when the Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs were officially approved. Starting this year, the account began to frequently publish hype content related to memes such as WIF, and it seems that the focus has completely shifted to memes.

On August 3, things began to develop in an unexpected direction.

On the same day, Pol.wifhat first posted a photo of the gold medal for the first time and wrote: "I was offline for a few days, and you bastards smashed BTC so hard."

奥运冠军也炒 Meme?真人下场还是营销闹剧?

Later on August 7, Pol.wifhat wrote again: "I temporarily withdrew from X during the Olympic Games and just avoided the market crash. When I came back online a week later, I found that the price of the currency had almost returned to the level when I left. I didn't even realize that the market had collapsed. It seems that winning an Olympic gold medal will help avoid panic selling before the bull market comes."

奥运冠军也炒 Meme?真人下场还是营销闹剧?

The rest of the story is this post published in Chinese by Pol.wifhat today.

After the latest update was released, a large number of X users began to comment under Pol.wifhat's update. Some people directly asked about his identity, while others speculated that he was Australian swimmer Cameron Mcevoy (winner of the 50m freestyle championship at this Olympics on August 3). However, these inquiries and speculations have not been answered or confirmed.

与此同时,也有人猜测这只是 WIF 社区所精心策划的一场营销活动,毕竟哪个奥运冠军能有这么多闲暇时间天天炒币?

奥运冠军也炒 Meme?真人下场还是营销闹剧?

These questions were not answered in the end. Just before this article was about to be edited, Pol.wifhat's X account could not be opened for unknown reasons, and when searching, it showed "This account does not exist."

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