So Waltonchain (WTC), an RFID verification platform to prevent the circulation of counterfeit goods, decided to run Valentine's Day Giveaway. What a fantastic idea to give back to their supportive community, right?


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Unfortunately for WTC, they actually announced from their [official twitter account](https://twitter.com/Waltonchain) claiming to be a winner of their own giveaway. Shameless practices at their finest .. And the market showed how it felt about the fiasco by dumping their positions immediately in a Bitconneeeeeeect-esque fashion.


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Luckily they released an official tweet explaining what _really_ happened... 

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Seems reasonable, right? The employee for a nearly half a billion dollar company is incredibly elated to have won $50 worth of WTC.. I'll let that sink in for a second. They really want you to believe this. It's no surprise that their twitter audience is trolling them relentlessly for the blunder. 

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We shall see what the future holds for Waltonchain, being that they're in the business to verify the validity of goods - what good is it when they're being dishonest?


Original Story by:  Me @blockchainbang