Coffeezilla Exposes Andrew Tate’s ‘Crypto Grift’ Through Meme Coins
- Coffeezilla has published the findings of his investigation on Andrew Tate.
- The YouTuber accused Tate of promoting meme coin scams.
- Tate didn’t hesitate to clear the air.
American YouTuber Coffeezilla has called out Andrew Tate for his alleged crypto “grift,” revealing that the controversial social media personality has promoted various meme coins that ultimately crash.
Tate, previously accused of insider trading and crypto market manipulation, was among the several celebrities who jumped on the Solana meme coin craze in June. He promoted over ten tokens that have since lost nearly 99% of their value, drawing attention to Coffeezilla’s investigation.
Coffeezilla’s Investigation into Tate
In a recently published YouTube video , Coffeezilla claimed that Roost (ROOST) was among the several meme coins Tate endorsed through numerous social media posts and videos before it plunged.
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Coffeezilla also raised concerns about Tate’s ties with the “Real World Token,” a cryptocurrency linked to an online course at his “Hustler’s University.” According to the YouTuber, Tate’s explanation of the token’s structure implied a pyramid scheme where subscribers could earn points and convert them into tokens representing part of the university’s profits.
While Tate reportedly ignored Coffeezilla’s attempt to get his response on the investigation’s findings, the former kickboxing world champion quickly fired back at the YouTuber hours after the video was published.
In an X post , Tate shared a bizarre message implying that he had the power to “randomly pump” any coin on the chart. He later claimed he wanted to “pump everyone’s bag” and give his followers all the money since his bills were already settled.
Read how Andrew Tate made $85 million in the last crypto bull run:
Andrew Tate Reveals $85M crypto earnings During Last Bull Run
Read how Andrew Tate recently mocked crypto investors:
Andrew Tate Mocks Crypto Investors After Bait and Switch
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