ZachXBT Exposes Meme Coin Scams Linked to James Wynn
ZachXBT accuses James Wynn of running repeated meme coin scams after Wynn claims a conspiracy group is behind fake tokens.
- ZachXBT disputes James Wynn’s conspiracy claims.
- Wynn allegedly dumped meme coins like Babypepe after price pumps.
- Past scam patterns reveal repeated manipulation of followers.
Blockchain investigator ZachXBT has publicly challenged crypto influencer James Wynn, dismissing Wynn’s recent claims of being targeted by a conspiracy group. According to ZachXBT, the narrative put forth by Wynn is nothing more than a diversion from his own history of exploiting meme coin trends.
Wynn alleged that unidentified groups were launching tokens in his name and misleading users by selling at market peaks. But ZachXBT hit back with hard accusations, saying:
“Over the past few years, you’ve run the same type of meme coin scams on your followers.”
History Repeats: The Babypepe Controversy
This isn’t the first time James Wynn has faced such allegations. In July 2024, another well-known figure in the crypto space, Dylan, accused Wynn of receiving a 2% share of the total supply of a meme coin named Babypepe.
After hyping the coin through social channels, Wynn allegedly sold off his holdings gradually, profiting as prices rose—an act commonly referred to as a “pump and dump.” This classic strategy takes advantage of community trust, driving prices up with fake hype before cashing out, leaving retail investors with losses.
Community Growing Wary of Influencer-Backed Tokens
The growing trend of influencer-promoted meme coins has sparked widespread concern in the crypto community. While some influencers claim innocence, blockchain transparency often tells a different story. Wallet histories, token distributions, and transaction timelines continue to reveal coordinated pump-and-dump schemes.
ZachXBT’s investigations have frequently exposed such behavior, and his comments on James Wynn reflect a broader issue of trust in crypto promotions. As regulators and platforms start paying more attention, influencers may face increased scrutiny, especially those repeatedly linked to suspicious token activity.
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