tldr; Haliey Welch, known as the ‚Hawk Tuah‘ girl, has been added to a federal class action lawsuit involving the failed launch of a Solana-based meme coin she promoted. The lawsuit alleges Welch was paid up to $325,000 to promote the token, which was designed to crash shortly after launch, allowing insiders to profit. Welch, her manager, and her company, 16 Minutes LLC, are accused of misleading investors about the token’s potential. The lawsuit claims the scheme was part of a pattern of fraudulent ‚rug pull‘ operations.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
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She’s going to have to go back to being a trick.
defiCosmos on
How can I get a piece of this class action?
Shillfinger on
Anybody Ideas about good crypto lawyers?
romangiler on
I get the impression that she really couldn’t believe the amount of attention she received from her interview. She was totally unprepared for the scammers who saw her as either A) a nitwit who they could use and profit off her 15m of fame or B) a person who possibly had little to no ethical standards and was down to scam. Either way, she definitely was dealing with masters gaslighters and didn’t have control over her own image or the trajectory of where she was headed. Nevertheless, she fucked up and a lot of people were scammed, her too apparently. No crying in the Casino though, if you thought buying hawk tuah was a sound financial decision, you should probably have someone else manage your finances.
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isn’t this that girl who spits on things? I never understood how that would lead to fame. Then again, the guy who started blippy was youtube famous for pooping on his friends, so i guess weirder shiz happens.
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Completely forgot she ever existed…
tldr; Haliey Welch, known as the ‚Hawk Tuah‘ girl, has been added to a federal class action lawsuit involving the failed launch of a Solana-based meme coin she promoted. The lawsuit alleges Welch was paid up to $325,000 to promote the token, which was designed to crash shortly after launch, allowing insiders to profit. Welch, her manager, and her company, 16 Minutes LLC, are accused of misleading investors about the token’s potential. The lawsuit claims the scheme was part of a pattern of fraudulent ‚rug pull‘ operations.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
She’s going to have to go back to being a trick.
How can I get a piece of this class action?
Anybody Ideas about good crypto lawyers?
I get the impression that she really couldn’t believe the amount of attention she received from her interview. She was totally unprepared for the scammers who saw her as either A) a nitwit who they could use and profit off her 15m of fame or B) a person who possibly had little to no ethical standards and was down to scam. Either way, she definitely was dealing with masters gaslighters and didn’t have control over her own image or the trajectory of where she was headed. Nevertheless, she fucked up and a lot of people were scammed, her too apparently. No crying in the Casino though, if you thought buying hawk tuah was a sound financial decision, you should probably have someone else manage your finances.
isn’t this that girl who spits on things? I never understood how that would lead to fame. Then again, the guy who started blippy was youtube famous for pooping on his friends, so i guess weirder shiz happens.