Memecoin ‘cult’ offered $50K to anyone willing to skydive into World Cup match
The memecoin “cult” offered a $50,000 bounty to anybody willing to skydive into a 2026 World Cup match, but the bounty was later taken down.
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The memecoin “cult” offered a $50,000 bounty to anybody willing to skydive into a 2026 World Cup match, but the bounty was later taken down.
William Banks' curious story began in 2023, when the "comedian" from Brooklyn was charged for stealing yard signs in Westport, Connecticut.
The Memescope Monday get-together left traders with heavy losses and very little wins, and has been described as "mass extraction event."
Hackers leaked FBI Director Kash Patel’s email, leading to unverified links to a porn account and a frenzy of Patel-themed memecoins.
Almost 46% of crypto wallets trading Pump Fun-launched tokens made less than $500 in the past month, with over 50% posting overall losses.
Afroman, known for his 2000s hit "Because I Got High," was sued by police after he mocked a botched raid on his home via the medium of rap.
Beaverd appears unbothered by the exposé of their on-chain escapades, suggesting Bubblemaps failed to find their “top five greatest hits.”
— Burwick Law, Legal
Burwick Law asked a judge to impose a series of sanctions that would prevent Pump Fun and its affiliates from targeting the firm.
— Burwick Law, Legal
Scooter is exploring defamation remedies after Burwick Law claimed crypto influencer Scooter threatened "livelihood-destroying campaigns."
Traders have created and gambled millions of dollars on hundreds of memecoins that they attributed to Binance founder CZ.