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    Glauber Contessoto became a household name in 2021 when he turned $250,000 into over $1 million by investing in Dogecoin. He was hailed as a hero for proving that anyone could get rich through cryptocurrency.

    However, Contessoto’s story has taken a dark turn. In recent months, he has been accused of using his Twitter platform to promote scam coins. He has been caught pumping and dumping these coins, which means he buys them in large quantities and then tweets about them to drive up the price. Once the price has reached a certain point, he sells his coins and makes a profit, while his followers are left holding the bag.

    Contessoto has denied these allegations, but there is evidence to suggest that he is guilty. For example, he has been caught using multiple Twitter accounts to promote the same scam coins. He has also been caught deleting tweets that call him out for his behavior.

    If Contessoto is guilty of these accusations, he is not only a scammer, but he is also a fraud. He has used his platform to mislead people and steal their money. He is a danger to the cryptocurrency community and should be held accountable for his actions.

    This video will explore the allegations against Contessoto and discuss whether or not he is a scammer. It will also look at the broader issue of how social media influencers can be used to promote scam coins.

    The video will be of interest to anyone who is interested in cryptocurrency, meme coins, or social media. It will also be of interest to anyone who is concerned about the potential for scams in the cryptocurrency market.

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