Recent discussions in the cryptocurrency community have highlighted allegations of deceit and misconduct involving a crypto coin that has reportedly been 'rugpulled.' One individual, associated with the promotion of this coin, is facing potential legal action from Andrew Tate, who claims that the promotion was a result of personal grievances following a breakup. The situation has drawn attention to the broader implications of such actions in the crypto space, with some commentators suggesting that men in the industry are facing lawsuits due to their involvement with female influencers. Additionally, Galaxy Digital has been noted for agreeing to pay $200 million to New York regulators, further underscoring the regulatory scrutiny in the cryptocurrency sector. The allegations have sparked discussions about the ethics of promoting meme coins and the repercussions of personal relationships in the business.
This is the “evidence” she ran to the media with 🤣 This looks like she just removed her makeup, and did filler injections. She also launched a coin pumped it 300% and dumped. This lying POS is a serial rugger and liar. Andrew Tate doesn’t need to beat women this man got https://t.co/SDHzz8staD
dudes in crypto are catching lawsuits off of simping for egirls game over https://t.co/9nnEbMudZG
simping for egirls on X has such negative repercussions Galaxy Digital paying $200m to NY regulators and included in the filing is as follows well played, @CryptoFinally https://t.co/iKeRNJxphy