Meet Mt Gox, The Cryptocurrencies Hamster Who Outsmarted Humans.

He is famous for two reasons: First, he makes money, and throughout his life, his career has grown by about 20% - beating many professional traders and funds. Second, Mr. Gox is a hamster.

The Rodent Business Care has a sales office installed in its standard enclosure. Every day when he enters the office, a Livestream starts on Twitch, and his Twitter account tells his followers: Mr. Goxx has created a trading session. He works the wheel of intent and chooses which cryptocurrencies to trade as the wheel spins through the various options. 

Every time he passed through the tunnel, the electronic devices connected to his office would lock the deal, according to Mr. Gox. Behind the furry financier are two 30-year-old men from Germany. We feel like things are getting more and more expensive these days, and house savings are hard to come by with high rents," they said.

"Most people of our generation don't seem to see any other opportunity than throwing a large part of their savings into the crypto market without knowing what's going on there. "We joke that my hamster will be able to make smarter investment decisions than us humans."

The name Mr. Goxx in itself is a sign of potential disaster in the crypto market. A company called Mt Gox was once the largest cryptocurrency exchange globally - until the company was compromised and hundreds of thousands of bitcoins were stolen, resulting in bankruptcy.

The first month was tough. Mr. Goxx started at €326 (£278) on June 12 and ordered Stellar (XLM). A month and 95 orders later, Goxx Capital was down 7.3%. But as of September 27, the career of a fearless trader has grown by 19.41%. It outperformed not only significant stock markets returns like the FTSE 100 or Dow Jones but also Supremo Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, according to calculations by crypto news site Protos.

And even in the crypto market itself, Mr. Goxx sometimes goes further than Bitcoin, the most significant currency.

To be clear, Goxx Capital is not an actual investment broker - and Mr. Goxx tends to emphasize with every tweet that it should not be construed as investment advice. But the duo behind Mr. Goxx prefers to remain anonymous.

Cryptocurrency is a "highly controversial topic," and "as is the case with almost every topic being debated on the internet these days, there is a feeling that discussions can get heated and uncivilized quickly. And they prefer Mr. Goxx become the face of their "no-load side project."

It started as a hobby project during the "crown madness that plagued our lives." Owner Mr. Goxx, professor and prototyping specialist, says he likes to arouse people's interest in new technology, sometimes with humor. The other person involved, a programmer, was his best friend from college.

The two, who live hundreds of miles apart, have "somehow teamed up" and work remotely at Goxx Capital. Random transactions by rodents are of great interest to people both online and in real life.