Hayden Davis dropped $WOLF, hyped by WSB. It hit $40M, then rug-pulled. His sketchy past makes it sus.
Crypto’s wildest villain, Hayden Davis, just dropped a new token, $WOLF, even while dodging legal heat and an Interpol Red Notice.
Hyped by WallStreetBets (WSB), the coin skyrocketed to a $40M market cap, only to crash overnight—a classic rug pull. On-chain pros discovered that 82% of the supply was stashed in a few insider wallets. Super sketch.
Davis has already pulled this move before. He was behind $LIBRA and $MELANIA, two memecoins that also went up in flames. $LIBRA alone wiped out $99M in liquidity, and blockchain sleuths even linked his team to another shady project.
Bubblemaps and Coffeezilla called this months ago, warning that Davis might launch another scam coin. Turns out, they were right. The guy even tried hiding his identity, but on-chain records don’t lie.
After the $LIBRA disaster, Argentine lawyer Gregorio Dalbon demanded Davis’ arrest via Interpol, and regulators are keeping close tabs on him.
Moral of the story? Stay far away from influencer-backed memecoins. Davis’ track record screams rug pull, and anyone jumping into $WOLF better be ready to lose big. DYOR before you YOLO.
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