2021 Dogecoin Millionaire Agrees He’s “An Exception” But Hasn’t Sold Any DOGE

Glauber Contessoto, the self-proclaimed “First Dogecoin Millionaire of 2021,” is rapidly losing his riches. Contessoto admitted in a recent tweet that he was an exception, having made millions during Dogecoin’s spectacular ascent in April and May of last year.

Millionaires are made in bear markets, I was just an exception last year…next bull run I’ll be more than ready. I still haven’t sold any #dogecoin. Recession is around the corner so I’m stacking crypto all 2022 and 2023 if that’s what it takes. $10 million is still the goal 🚀

— SlumDOGE Millionaire (@ProTheDoge) June 11, 2022

Contessoto, who goes by the Twitter handle “slumDOGE millionaire,” continues to believe in Dogecoin, although it is roughly 91% lower than its all-time high of $0.73, reached in May 2021.

As Dogecoin continues to plummet, “slumDOGE millionaire” insists that he has never sold the cryptocurrency. Contessoto, a Los Angeles native, has a “rags-to-riches” narrative that has attracted a lot of attention to cryptocurrencies in general.

He claimed in April of last year that he had become a Dogecoin millionaire. “Ok, I’m just going to put this out there. I believe I’m the first Dogecoin millionaire of 2021,” he tweeted on April 17.

Dogecoin tumbles 9%

The cryptomarket’s slump continued over the weekend as U.S. inflation data reported on Friday exceeded expectations. Stocks plummeted, while two-year Treasury rates hit their highest level since 2008. In recent months, cryptocurrencies have retreated alongside stocks as the Federal Reserve raises interest rates to combat inflation.

Over the last 24 hours, DOGE/USD has traded roughly down 9% at $0.06, marking the third day of losses.

As the price of the meme coin fell at press time, Coinglass statistics showed that $3.1 million worth of DOGE was liquidated in less than 24 hours. Billy Markus, also…