The Chief Actor of the LIBRA Meme Coin Has Also Profited on This Token: Its Price Has Dropped by 99 Percent! - Coin Newsletter

Hayden Davis, the head of the LIBRA token scandal wanted by Interpol, has been found to have scammed $40 million with a new meme coin project called WOLF.

Hayden Davis, the key figure in the LIBRA scandal, which has recently fallen like a bomb on the agenda of the crypto world, has reappeared on the scene with a new meme coin that he is behind.

According to research by blockchain analytics platform Bubblemaps**, Davis manipulated the market through the WOLF token he launched on March 8, inspired by Jordan Belfort, known as the Wolf of Wall Street (WOLF of Wall St). The token**, which reached a market capitalization of $43 million in a short time, then lost 99% of its value to approximately $530K.**

This fake WOLF token created by Davis was also promoted by the famous speculation group wallstreetbets and quickly became popular. However, according to Bubblemaps' review of on-chain data, the token's developer is also linked to HOOD and the wallet behind the scandalous LIBRA tokens. In other words, Davis tried to lose track of him by acting through different addresses and blockchains, but he got away with it.

In the LIBRA scandal that erupted in Argentina and involved President Javier Milei, Interpol asked to issue a red notice for Davis. The incident, which caused great repercussions in Argentina, is referred to as "Cryptogate" or "Libragate" and causes tension among politicians.