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%

  • Total voters
    3,621
First Pokémon cards and now crypto…

Who the fuck is taking investment advice from this retard?
That was technically Logan with the pokémon cards. The two keep getting into their own fair shares of controversies and dumb drama on occasion, like when Jake’s house got raided by the cops, so it’s easy to confuse them for their mountain of fuck ups.

isn't this his second crypto scam? didn't he also do the exact same with the Dinkdoink NFT?
That was also Logan who was behind that one. Jake was involved with “Stick Dix” or whatever dumb nft grift that sold off literal stick figures.
 
Gay redditors coping.
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It’ll be interesting to see where they go.

In other news the guy who called it being fake sent a fake 1st edition card to PSA and it was graded as authentic. It’d be a shame for anyone with a 1st edition PSA graded Charizard.


I can’t archive it right now, but I can later if no one else has.

Edit sorry I posted it too hastily but basically he discusses someone else submitting a fake card to PSA and they authenticated it.
I don't understand how anyone can trust these grading authorities. Are there any out there that can't literally be undone by one motherfucker being lazy? Even if your card is graded correctly, one confirmed fake making it through basically takes all value away from that grading, at least in my view.
 
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.”
Wasn't there Lana Rhoades as well?
 
"Lessons were learned"
As anyone who pays attention to British politics knows, that line is the kiss of fucking death.
It's a giant red flag and the definitive catch-all excuse for refusing to address any questions or take a single shred of responsibility.
It's a line people use when they get caught with their hand in the cookie jar before they proceed to continue eating them.
 
I'd be kind of mad if I was getting prosecuted over some shitcoin that was worth a whopping millionth of a dollar or whatever at it's height. So it's lost 80% of it's "value", is that even significant in the context of shitcoins? A bunch of major coins are down 50% from just 2 months ago. The fucking things swing 10-20% in a day. There's a major hype coin that has serious backing that is also down about 50% from where it was after the last publicity pump... where's my class action?

I think the question is whether these promoters really did anything illegal. Telling someone to buy shit because it's good and you like it isn't necessarily illegal. I have the feeling that a whole lot of speculative shit, especially crypto related, is a scam by these standards. Even "hard" assets like property... if you hired a bunch of celebrities to sell investors on building a crappy resort in the middle of nowhere, and it failed because it was a stupid and poorly implemented plan, is that a scam or is that just bad decision making by greedy idiots?

Anyways the trial should be interesting for some precedent at least, and while I don't really know enough about the details to predict the outcome, I tend to think they'll get away with it unless there was some kind of out-and-out coordinated fraud happening.
 
Coffeezilla made a vid about this the other day and trying to figure out how much money he got
After watching that video I come away thinking 2 things.
1. I hope Jake gets sued so hard that I never hear about him again.
2. Anyone who bought a crypto or nft named fucking "Stick dix" and "Milfcoin", pushed by a YouTube, expecting to get rich, deserves to be destitute.
 
I rejoiced when Logan Paul lost $3 million dollars in pokemon cards.
I also rejoiced when he has still yet to be paid by Mayweather.

And now this-- caught in a scam of the highest order-- just the shitty cheery on top of this enormous shitty icecream mountain of idiocy. Truly, there is a God, and he loves idiocy of the highest order.
 
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