NFTs are not scams by definition, but fraud around minting, trading and promotion is rising. Common threats include fake NFTs, Ponzi schemes, rug pulls, phishing, fake airdrops and spoofed marketplace websites.
NFTs are not inherently scams, but the market is facing rising fraud risks including fake NFTs, Ponzi schemes, rug pulls, phishing attacks, and fake websites. Investors are urged to verify authenticity and use official channels.
Prime Hydration's ownership structure revealed: YouTubers Logan Paul and KSI own 20%, while Congo Brands holds 80%. The brand generated $250 million in first-year sales and was acquired by Coca-Cola for $10 billion, showcasing the power of influencer-driven FMCG ventures.
Prime Hydration is closely associated with Logan Paul and KSI, but the brand is actually controlled by Congo Brands. The two influencers reportedly own a combined 20%, while the drink generated $250 million in first-year retail sales.
Haliey Welch said she did not understand how crypto worked before the launch of the Hawk Tuah meme coin. The Solana-based $HAWK token later plunged 95% within hours, triggering lawsuits and renewed debate over celebrity-backed crypto promotions.
Haliey Welch said she did not understand how crypto worked when the HAWK meme coin launched. The Solana-based token briefly neared a $500 million market cap before crashing 95%, triggering losses, legal action, and renewed scrutiny of celebrity-backed crypto promotions.
Haliey Welch said she did not understand how crypto worked when the HAWK meme coin launched. The Solana-based token briefly neared a $500 million market cap before crashing 95%, triggering losses, lawsuits, and renewed scrutiny of celebrity-backed crypto promotions.
Haliey Welch, viral star behind the 'Hawk Tuah' meme, confessed on her podcast that she had zero knowledge of crypto before launching the $HAWK token, which crashed 95% after launch. She claims she only received a marketing fee and has since distanced herself from the project. A class-action lawsuit is pending.
