Keith Gill, widely known as Roaring Kitty, recently returned to social media, three years after his influential promotion of GameStop stock in 2021. Gill’s return sent the stock soaring nearly 300% in one week, boosted largely for its hour and then half. -Meme video posts every hour.
Keith Gill, widely known as Roaring Kitty, recently returned to social media, three years after his influential promotion of GameStop stock in 2021. Gill’s return sent the stock soaring nearly 300% in one week, boosted largely for its hour and then half. -Meme video posts every hour.
This surge of content left many, including cryptocurrency enthusiasts and fans, deciphering passphrases hidden in the videos, although the exact messages remained elusive.
In the middle of the madness, Billy Marcos, co-creator of Dogecoin, known as Shibetoshi Nakamoto, expressed frustration at the frequency of Gill’s posts. Markus cautioned that posting less frequently could have more impact, suggesting that Roaring Kitty should limit her video posts to every few hours instead of every few minutes.
Markus clarified that his intention was not to prevent Gill from sharing his content but rather to offer constructive advice. He emphasized that spacing out the positions could make each of them more effective.
DOGE also ruled out any personal interest in GameStop shares, neither supporting nor opposing the stock. He observed that many of Gill’s followers reacted defensively to any criticism of their supposed leader, displaying what he considered insecurity and lack of critical thinking.
Markus further disputed the notion that Gill’s frequent posts were an attempt to avoid suspicions of stock manipulation. He maintained that if Roaring Kitty had not faced such allegations before, the increased frequency of posts was unlikely to change that.
Instead, he suggested that strategic timing and thoughtful content could better help Gill maintain his influence without overwhelming his audience.