Investing in Low Caps shilled by /biz/ and Reddit

As you guys all know, BTC has been on a crazy run recently, and we all know how altcoins do when the big daddy is having some fun. We started our shitcoins portfolio on June 20th with a total of $300 dollars. We were able to purchase 6 coins with around  $50 dollar worth for each (we will only compare in dollars here instead of in satoshi). -Here is a picture of when we started. -And here is a picture of today's prices. The differences are clear: LTO from $49.29 to $44.85: -9% VIDT from $0.23 to $0.31: +34.7% QNT from $5.94 to $7.41:  +24.7% BQQQ from $45.71 to $34.38: -24.7% RSR from $52.55 to $58.60:  +11.6% COTI  from $49.58 to $50.17:  +1.2% (COTI is kept over at Kucoin) VIDT and QNT have been performing exceptionally well in the past few days, especially VIDT, coming out on top with a  +34.7% .  VIDT was first mentioned over at /biz/ and CryptoMoonshots Subreddit around April 2019. Price was ranging around 7-8 ...

I recently stumbled upon a rather interesting forum for cryptocurrency "enthusiasts" called /biz/. 'Recently stumbled upon' might not be the right phrase because I have already heard about this forum many times before while browsing the CryptoCurrency Subreddit. Never really paid much attention it because many redditors were calling the board /biz/ cancerous and I have also heard many sketchy things about 4chan. However, I still decided to check the board out because there are also stories of people "making it" with the help of /biz/ going around. And, was I in for a surprise. If the CryptoCurrency Subreddit is a Mormon kid, then /biz/ is a kid, who grew up in the slumps of Detroit. Not only the people are very friendly, but they also give each other nice names like "retard" or "shithead". But we will save that for later. After a few days of browsing and contributing to some posts, I started noticing something that later go...