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Just learned the Bogdanoff twins both passed away back in early 2022, and man, crypto culture really lost something weird and iconic. These guys were French TV personalities who somehow became the face of every trader's paranoia - like they were literally controlling the market, always dumping when you bought and pumping when you sold. The whole meme thing was hilarious but also kind of dark.
They were already wild before crypto even took them seriously. Science show hosts in the 70s-80s, published some controversial physics papers, got accused of plagiarism, the whole deal. But when the crypto boom hit around 2017, traders just decided these two were basically market gods. There's this whole wojack meme about someone going insane watching the Bogdanoffs counter-trade him - 'He Bought' was the name of the video.
The thing that gets me is they actually leaned into it. They claimed they knew Satoshi, said their image got downloaded over a billion times and put 'in all blockchains between 2010-2012' (which... okay sure). They weren't even denying the meme, they were kind of playing along with it. It's the kind of absurd energy that only crypto could create - these two French guys becoming legendary figures just because traders needed someone to blame for their bad trades.
RIP to the Bogdanoffs. Weird dudes, but they're definitely part of crypto history now. Every time the market dumps, someone's probably still thinking 'the Bogdanoffs did this.'