A lot has been made about Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s claim on Wednesday that “they” killed his channel and that he had no chance but to start a new channel; the announcement itself had no impact on the market at all with our own on-going expenses fund winning the day with a $10.00 take and absolutely nothing going to DeCastro’s coffers.

After nearly a month without updates from YouTuber Floyd Wallace, his audience seemed to be a bit put off by Wallace’s second live stream in a row and his complete lack of anything to talk about on Tuesday.

Five Dollars. That’s it. Five Dollars to Christopher “Denver Metro Audits” Cordova by a single donor gave him the GoFundMe win for Sunday to give him an overall win for the Friday-Sunday period with an outstanding win.

It’s officially mid-month so we’re going to take our standard look at the GoFundMe market for the first half of September, after noting that our own on-going expenses account took Saturday with a $60.00 take, beating out the second place Defend DMA in the fight against corruption & oath breakers, which saw a take of $25.00.

The market returned to normal on Friday with our own on-going expenses fund taking the top position again with a $10.00 donation, however, more importantly, we may have found out what happened to the long-lost king of fundraising, Floyd Wallace.

Christopher “Denver Metro Audits” Cordova’s “Defend DMA in the fight against corruption & oath breakers!” won Thursday with a $100.00 take from a single donation, ending a two-month dry spell on the heels of his announcement that he was suing police for an arrest earlier this year.

There were no gains on for the market on Wednesday with the observance of 9/11 taking the wind out of the market giving investors a chance to reset and rethink while some hard truths are delivered as Chille DeCastro, and others, received bad news from Social Blade.