Jake Paul & Logan Paul - Youtuber, Viner, Team 10, Former Disney Star, Expert Doxxer

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Is Jake Paul the definition of a manchild?

  • Yes

    Votes: 1,912 52.8%
  • No

    Votes: 57 1.6%
  • We're all just jealous of his success. The Jake Paul army will never stop. *Dabs on haters*

    Votes: 1,652 45.6%

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    3,621
I’m guessing that multiple blows to the head due to his boxing “career” must have had something to do with this.

Plus, you guys remember this?

 
He still hasn’t been paid by Mayweather? Damn.

I can’t deny that he is a very good businessman, despite not being able to read. He knows how to make a lot of money very fast.
I'm not into sports a whole lot or anything; but I thought payment was controlled by the regulating body or whatever, not your opponent / the winner. Or was there something stupid in the contract that Mayweather is using to not pay? Because, that seems kinda shady and something actionable via courts or whatever.
 
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All Jake had to do was keep fixing his YouTube boxing fights and keep making retard content for children. He literally couldn't lose at making millions.

How do you fuck that up with incredibly obvious cryptoscam shit? :story:
because he's been getting away with it for a very long time.

this is a watchable summarization of his scamming made by someone who's not entirely a massive faggot for anyone interested.
 
I understand how buying a lot of a coin at a low price, then shilling it on YouTube and social media as an e-celeb and dumping on late buyers can be considered a scam. But is it illegal? That was a very common practice with many coins (most of them with dog names) last year and only Safemoon is being treated specially?
 
Jake is being sued over a cryptocurrency pump & dump scam
Soulja Boy, Lil Yachty, and (((Jake Paul)) are among those named in a class-action lawsuit over an alleged “pump and dump” scheme meant to benefit SafeMoon founder and CEO Braden John Karony and other top-level executives, per ClassAction.org.

Soulja, Yachty and Paul, along with Nick Carter and YouTuber Ben Phillips, were used to promote SafeMoon and increase the number of investors, in exchange for tokens. Their endorsements increased the value of tokens while misleading statements shared with investors led them to believe the best was yet to come. However, the suit alleges that this entire approach served as a “slow rug pull” ploy.

By the end of 2021, SafeMoon tokens cratered and have since struggled to stabilize. “On Dec. 31, 2021, the price of the SafeMoon Token hit a low of $0.0000006521 per token, an over 80 percent drop from its height during the Class Period, which it has not been able to recover,” the lawsuit reads. “As of the filing of this Complaint, the trading volume for the SafeMoon Token has plummeted to around only $60,000.”

Created in March 2021, the SafeMoon token lived by the alarmingly suspect phrase, “safely to the moon,” as if to suggest that this latest entry in the cryptocurrency game would reach new heights in a “safe” manner. As the celebrities attached to SafeMoon were driving up its investor numbers, the company was notifying them of “token burns,” or removing a certain number of tokens from circulation. Investors were led to believe that this method would surely increase the value of their tokens.

SafeMoon allegedly informed investors less than a month into its inception that their profits would be “going to the ‘moon’ imminently” after nearly four trillion tokens were “burnt.” When the shine from the celebrity endorsements wore off, and token trading volume started to plummet, SafeMoon utilized that same approach once again and it worked.

SafeMoon’s marketing efforts extended to YouTube ads, social media awareness, and even a billboard in Times Square. All of which worked to build up the value of its tokens, but over time, trading volume dipped. SafeMoon was able to successfully revitalize its value with the “imminent” arrival of the wallet, but as investors were waiting for the company to live up to its promise, Hank Wyatt resigned as chief technology officer and sold his tokens to unsuspecting investors. The suit alleges Wyatt “knew or should have known” about the wallet’s failed launch.

One day after Wyatt’s resignation, Jack Haines-Davies stepped down, causing the price of tokens to go “from a close of $0.000000153 on Sept. 9, 2021 to the low for the day of $0.00000119 on Sept. 10, 2021.” A number of other execs went on to leave SafeMoon “under similar circumstances.”
Oh wow. No wonder that dumbass jogger Lil Yachty decided to move to the west Texas desert badlands
 
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Always love the armchair psychologists and their expert analysis of retards lol.
The Paul Brothers are a wonderful example of what antisocial personality disorder looks like. Everything from their superficial charm that they use to sucker in those around them, to their competely innapropriate and fake reaction to finding the body in the suicide forrest, to their continuous low-key criminality, it's all a really good example of how these types of people operate and what happens to those who don't recognise them for what they are. Like if you're a parent of a early teen exposing them the Paul Brothers and explaining how they opperate is an excellent way to show what red flags look like.

But honestly, if someone gets scammed by some crypto bullshit I have a hard time sympathizing.
 
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… I just realized I’m @ on the second post of this thread :story:

Jake Paul, Logan Paul, I’m sorry to tell you both this, but the highest order of the faggot lolcows thinks you’re a cope out, and your ramen ass noodle hair genetics 🧬 are a Sin.

Please, please, you two are destined to infinite debt and failure. I’ll see you both on the other side of the Chris Crocker Tranny Attention Whore side of things when all is said and done.
 
Jake is being sued over a cryptocurrency pump & dump scam
Soulja Boy, Lil Yachty, and (((Jake Paul)) are among those named in a class-action lawsuit over an alleged “pump and dump” scheme meant to benefit SafeMoon founder and CEO Braden John Karony and other top-level executives, per ClassAction.org.

Soulja, Yachty and Paul, along with Nick Carter and YouTuber Ben Phillips, were used to promote SafeMoon and increase the number of investors, in exchange for tokens. Their endorsements increased the value of tokens while misleading statements shared with investors led them to believe the best was yet to come. However, the suit alleges that this entire approach served as a “slow rug pull” ploy.

By the end of 2021, SafeMoon tokens cratered and have since struggled to stabilize. “On Dec. 31, 2021, the price of the SafeMoon Token hit a low of $0.0000006521 per token, an over 80 percent drop from its height during the Class Period, which it has not been able to recover,” the lawsuit reads. “As of the filing of this Complaint, the trading volume for the SafeMoon Token has plummeted to around only $60,000.”

Created in March 2021, the SafeMoon token lived by the alarmingly suspect phrase, “safely to the moon,” as if to suggest that this latest entry in the cryptocurrency game would reach new heights in a “safe” manner. As the celebrities attached to SafeMoon were driving up its investor numbers, the company was notifying them of “token burns,” or removing a certain number of tokens from circulation. Investors were led to believe that this method would surely increase the value of their tokens.

SafeMoon allegedly informed investors less than a month into its inception that their profits would be “going to the ‘moon’ imminently” after nearly four trillion tokens were “burnt.” When the shine from the celebrity endorsements wore off, and token trading volume started to plummet, SafeMoon utilized that same approach once again and it worked.

SafeMoon’s marketing efforts extended to YouTube ads, social media awareness, and even a billboard in Times Square. All of which worked to build up the value of its tokens, but over time, trading volume dipped. SafeMoon was able to successfully revitalize its value with the “imminent” arrival of the wallet, but as investors were waiting for the company to live up to its promise, Hank Wyatt resigned as chief technology officer and sold his tokens to unsuspecting investors. The suit alleges Wyatt “knew or should have known” about the wallet’s failed launch.

One day after Wyatt’s resignation, Jack Haines-Davies stepped down, causing the price of tokens to go “from a close of $0.000000153 on Sept. 9, 2021 to the low for the day of $0.00000119 on Sept. 10, 2021.” A number of other execs went on to leave SafeMoon “under similar circumstances.”
Oh no an unregulated security was used to employ well know fraud scheme IMAGINE MY SHOCK. No sympathy for anyone involved in this. When it comes to money possession is 9/10th of the law. Hate the government but there is a reason the SEC has minimum levels of yearly income or flat capital required before allowing one to invest. The parties involved will get a slap on the wrist and their business entity will eat the loss and resolve that via bankruptcy. Once a penalty is found the government will get first crack and probably eat 60%-80% as the fee for processing both the bankruptcy and punitive damages for the infringement. Then the glorious tax payer gets to eat the cost of prosecution. Once it is all said and done three to seven years from now the investors can fight over the distribution tiers of the $0.2 on the dollar from their original investment now depreciated by time. If there is one thing learned from watching American Greed it is the only person to get paid is the government.
 
I'm not into sports a whole lot or anything; but I thought payment was controlled by the regulating body or whatever, not your opponent / the winner. Or was there something stupid in the contract that Mayweather is using to not pay? Because, that seems kinda shady and something actionable via courts or whatever.
In a state like Nevada, where the athletic commission is relatively strong and the fight game sees a lot of regulation, things are usually a little more above board like that, yes. But the Mayweather/Paul fight was contested in Florida, where the athletic commission is a dumping ground for the retard cousins of connected politicians. Given that the show was run by Mayweather's own promotional company, it's plausible that Mayweather could have stiffed him to some extent or another. It's equally plausible that Logan is full of shit.
 
People more retarded than him.
The worst part is that his audience is mostly made of kids and young teenagers. He and his brother are viscerally hated outside these groups, with good reason, so when he promotes this kind of horseshit he is either doing this with his audiences in mind, thinking they are gullible enough to buy into this shit, or he doesn't give a shit and doesn't care if he fucks over his fans financially. Frankly, I have no idea which is worse!

thats what you get for following faggots like the Pauls and someone named "little yachty"
The people running this scam clearly have youngsters as their target marks. They reached out to rappers and the Paul brothers, both of which are only relevant with young audiences, they are aiming for people with little knowledge about investments to fuck them over and claim it's a market thing!
 
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