Bold, a well-known crypto-themed comic creator, has publicly stated on X that he does not want any meme coins based on his brand. He said if he wanted one, he would create it himself, and any tokens or fees sent to him would be claimed or sold without hesitation. This stance highlights the tension between creators and the proliferation of unauthorized meme tokens in the crypto space.
Bold's Firm Stance Against Brand-Based Meme Coins
Bold, a popular crypto-themed comic artist, took to X to make his position clear: he rejects any meme tokens that use his brand without his involvement. "I don't want a token based on my 'brand.' Even if I did, I would make it myself. Any token sent to me, or fees transferred to my name, I will claim/sell without hesitation," he posted. The statement quickly spread across crypto circles, reflecting the growing tension between original IP creators and the wave of unauthorized meme coin launches. Bold's strong warning serves both as a personal boundary and a caution to the community not to exploit his brand for token projects.
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