/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>My source is that I made it the fuck up

if true that might be the dumbest reason to ever fire someone

>>66839950
people go to prison all the time for this

>>66839950
That shit is literally getting people in jail, only politicians and their friends get to pull that stuff

Literally everyone does it, it only gets out if someone reports it because they feel left out.

>>66841365
So who reported Mel?

>>66841538
Towa.

>>66841576
Obviously Matsuri

>>66839823
If she did that she and her friends would get sued to hell and back

>>66841538
Kotoka. They had offcollab few days ago.
It was all part of NijiEN management plan to deflect from Pomu and Selen

>>66841538
definitely pekora, always knew this bitch has evil schemes behind her retarded faggot voice

>>66839823
That's how politicians get rich. They often get lobbied with inside trading info.

>>66839823
She is fucking retarded. Not in Rushia way, but genuine pure blissful brain damage stupidity. There is no way she pulled something like this. Probably she told her friends stuff she was not supposed to say repeatedly

>>66840779
And to be clear, the politicians made it legal for them to insider trade. So its bullshit but legal.

Imagine just blindly believing any sort of talent management company when they fire one lf their talents

>>66839823
You think mel is that smart?

>>66839950
You faggots defend the dumbest shit being contrarions. Insider Trading is fucking awful. Japan has strict laws about it too and she is lucky to not be going to jail

>>66844486
insider trading is okay when holo girls do it

>>66839950
The announcement would also a lot stronger because it wouldn't be NDA breach but rather criminal activity

>>66839823
I like this rrat better than the ones that just call her dumb

>>66839950


fpbp

>>66842425
Holos who have met her irl distance themselves afterwards unless they had a barrier up like Gura. So maybe.

>>66842425
I don't know what happened, but i'm sure Mikochi was responsible...

>>66839823
It wasn't insider trading, it was something that she shouldn't have mentioned due to the NDA but not as bad as insider trading.

>>66839950
how do you have access to 4chan from prison, Yuji Naka-san

>>66839823
Proof? No I won't trust you bro

>>66846419
The only thing that would be decent evidence for the rrat is if she goes a long time without posting on her RM account. Would mean she's in prison. Either way, I like this rrat because the thought of fucking Mel of all people doing insider trading is hilarious.

>>66844834
yes but is there even any proof of this

>>66845081
that's the second post
you can't fpbp the second post because it's not the first post

>>66841669
Unironically kill yourself

>>66847258
You also can't "fpbp" for posts that are retarded

>>66846419
The fact that getting publicly fired was the preferable option for Mel means that she could have stayed, but faced something worse.
Criminal prosecution for Insider trading would be that.

>>66847388
Also consider that she's been in Holo for a long time and has seen others before her get fired. she knows the rules enough not to leak retarded drama like Rushia, but perhaps the greed of selling trade information to her friends was enough to make her do it. Maybe she's had it on her mind for many years, but finally let better judgment get the best of her.

>>66839950
She's the Martha Stewart of vtubing now

>>66842320
>rrat of the decade

>>66847722
I don't believe it was malicious, more she was stupid and didn't think or know the information she leaked would be used for insider trading.
The fact she got to have a 'farewell' stream and Cover allowed her to still have a good bye tweet published after she was fired points in that direction.

>>66839950
She should literally be facing prison time for this.

>>66847388
>The fact that getting publicly fired was the preferable option for Mel means that she could have stayed, but faced something worse.
Not necessarily no, if she did break an NDA on even a technicality or relating to some non critical information than even that would be enough since they can't just selectively enforce their contracts. We don't know what that covers though, some anon's who mentioned working with jap companies talked about how they didn't trust that she'd done something deliberately harmful specifically because of their work experience. I've also worked in places that are ridiculously lax except for some weird instances so its not out of the question that Mel legitimately didn't know she leaked something or did anything wrong.

>>66848272
Also very plausible because she's not particularly known as an Einstein. She may have just said some stuff to a friend in passing and they passed on the info from there. Japanese regulators are extremely strict on insider trading when they find it (video related). If Mel leaked something inconsequential, she would have just been suspended. We know that it must have been a big deal if she was just outright fired without a graduation stream. Cover also made a statement about more training for their talents to ensure this doesn't happen again, which implies that whatever Mel did hasn't happened before.
https://youtu.be/QgSB11MW-yE

>>66847388
Cover has no say as to whether someone gets prosecuted for insider trading and her staying or going would have no effect on it.

Kson collabs take another one. RIP

>>66849448
I can even speculate it could be a situation of "She was terminated, there's no need to continue further legal actions" as a way of saving her.

People don't realize you can literally end up in jail for breaching a NDA or with a huge fine, and just getting fired is the best case scenario.

It's like the leakers of genshin impact that then became surprised when Mihoyo threw them a lawsuit for a massive quantity of money for damages, and they could face jail time if not paid, all for "leaking future in game characters"

>>66849448
they can't let her stay after finding evidence of insider trading, they have to fire her. You don't just tell regulators "yeah she was engaged in insider trading, but we like her and let her stay"

>>66844861
but she actual IS really dumb

Unironically, the explanation that makes the most sense.

How did management found out about the NDA violation without the entire internet knowing? It really looks like someone did insider trading with info from Mel and spilled the beans after getting caught.

If it was anything smaller, they would just sweet things under the rug with graduation or downright look away.

Mel isn't smart enough to commit insider trading.

>>66849715
Sure, but it has no bearing on whether she'll be prosecuted. Insider trading isn't a crime against the company being traded, it's a crime against the public to profit from information no one else has access to.

That's retarded. Stock manipulation is a serious crime that cover would have to report to the authorities. It wouldn't be a "mutual agreement" to end the contract but a legal affair.