News with the tag "Caitlyn jenner"

Caitlyn Jenner is at the center of a legal battle after a group of investors filed a class-action lawsuit accusing her of promoting an unregistered cryptocurrency, the JENNER token. The post Caitlyn Jenner Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged ‘Celeb Token’ Scandal as Investors Anticipate Altcoin Season appear...

Two investors, Naeem Azad from the UK and Mihai Caluseru from Romania, have taken legal action against Caitlyn Jenner. The post Investors Sue Caitlyn Jenner Over Failed Memecoin Venture, Alleging Fraud and Securities Violations appeared first on TheCoinrise.com .

A group of JENNER memecoin buyers sued Caitlyn Jenner, claiming she made “false and misleading statements” about the token, which they allege is an unregistered security.

Recently, the crypto community saw the surge of a new memecoin frenzy with celebrity-endorsed cryptocurrencies. The Solana-based tokens registered massive gains but became pump-and-dump scams in most cases. Nearly two months later, most of these tokens’ prices decreased significantly from their all-...

Celebrities who have brazenly shilled their memecoins on X in recent months run a high risk of attracting the attention of the SEC and class-action lawsuits.

Celebrities who have brazenly shilled their own memecoins on X in recent months run a high risk of attracting the attention of the SEC and class action lawyers.

The self-proclaimed hacker behind Sydney Sweeney’s X account also claims they were behind similar recent hacks on 50 Cent and Hulk Hogan.

Celebrity memecoins have been the talk of the town for the past two weeks. A trend that resurged at the end of May quickly became one of the biggest narratives around the crypto community. Related Reading: GMX Soars 20% Amid Crypto Whale Frenzy, Is It Back In ‘Turbo Mode’? The industry has seen cont...

The Iggy Azalea-launched “MOTHER” is the only token launched by celebrities last week still hitting new all-time highs. It has now amassed a market cap of $130 million.

Despite mounting scam allegations and social media bans, Arora continues to promote celebrity memecoins and partnerships.