Mother sexually assaults herself on live broadcast for child meme Coins—and then ghosts

A boy and his mother beg viewers to invest in meme coin on their live stream LIVEMOM Waving her breasts at the camera.

Then things got weird.

The Kickstarter stream of “Live With Mom” ​​started earlier this morning and lasted just under an hour for the pair to hit viewers. The main levels of the market. After the market cap has grown and the kid is like eating dog food, or the mom has sex herself, like doing 15 squats in front of the camera. And the trick worked, at least for a while.

The token's value plummeted after the pair abruptly ended their livestream and deleted their associated social media accounts, with early LIVEMOM buyers claiming the duo was on a roll. However, somehow, the value of the token is now increasing as corrupt traders are attracted to the LIVEMOM “lore”.

Want to see him pouring milk on these 36DDs? The woman in the video claims to be the boy's mother, waving her breasts at the camera and speaking live. “[My son] Really drink on these. Now he is going to milk them.”

A loose degeneracy is quickly caused by a virus. The stream soared to 1,500 viewers within minutes. In turn, the sign began to take off when eggs were cracked on the child's head, and the family begged viewers to put coins on it.

Like “one nipple for 300k, deal?” It flooded the chat. “The 13-year-old was yelling at his mother, while another was begging, “Turn it off PLS.”

According to a viewer of the live broadcast, an anonymous trader who goes by “Donhammer” The value of the token is directly related to what the mother does. If she leaves the screen, the sign will fail. If she wiggles her breasts, the sign will blow.

“We're confused, mate, we can't believe it. This precocious, but also possibly mature, boy tricks onlookers into buying pennies with his mother as his mother shakes his possessions, shopping, “Anonymous Spectator.” Shamrock They spoke Decrypt. “I was laughing my ass off, until he got into a fight.”

To be clear, we don't know if the couple in the video is mother and son, they just pretend to be. The guy in the video may be his age, even if he is young. In addition, it is not clear whether the couple spent money and caused the price of the token to crash, but deleting social media accounts and highlighting your “investors” are cryptocurrency carpet ID accounts – this is the most common type of fraud in the space.

When the token hit the $300,000 market cap, the mother could do 15 squats – the child said the phone had run out of battery. The streamers didn't buy it. “Oh, my phone died, damn it,” said the boy, speaking to the live audience Decrypt“We'll get it back up and running tomorrow,” she said, pointing out that her phone was a webcam.

At the same time, the token fell from a market value of $310,000 to $129,000 in less than five minutes.

Half an hour later, the stream came back with a new token LIVEMOM2. Egg was washed from the child's hair and the mother changed her top. But this 15-minute stream didn't see much success, after reaching a market cap of $100,000, it almost immediately dropped to zero.

Since then, the project's Kick and Twitter account have both been removed. The duo went dark, barely audible again.

Since the initial crash, early buyers of the LIVEMOM token have reclaimed the project, in a sort of “community control,” accepting the live stream as a novel. As of this writing, investors have paid up to $835,000 in market capitalization for the token, with nearly 200 people talking about the upheaval in a Telegram audio chat.