James Wynn Faces Accusations of Profiting From Meme Coin Scams
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ZachXBT accused Wynn of pushing meme coin scams while publicly denouncing similar tokens. Wynn allegedly profited $68K from BabyPepe after requesting a private token allocation. Critics demand influencer accountability as Wynn remains silent amid resurfacing scam claims. Crypto trader James Wynn has recently come under fire from blockchain investigator ZachXBT for allegedly pushing meme coin scams. The controversy started after Wynn cautioned his followers that fraudulent tokens using his name were being issued. He told everyone to refrain from engaging in trading, explaining that MOONPIG and PEPE were the only coins he supported, and that all other cryptocurrencies were scams. WARNING SCAM ALERT THE CABAL ARE LAUNCHING COINS IN MY NAME AND RUGGING THEM. THIS IS A HEAVILY FARMED COIN AND WILL GO TO ZERO. DO NOT BUY. VOLUME = $4.3M / MCAP: $495K, IT IS A FARM. I ONLY SUPPORT TWO NON CABAL MEME COINS AND THAT IS $MOONPIG AND $PEPE STAY… pic.twitter.com/DgLyYWOkFH — James Wynn (@JamesWynnReal) May 28, 2025 ZachXBT responded, pointing out that Wynn was engaging in exactly the behavior he had warned against. According to him, Wynn has been involved in pr… The post James Wynn Faces Accusations of Profiting From Meme Coin Scams appeared first on Coin Edition .
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