azeem
@azeem
In the past week and a half there's been so many speculations as to what happened with Haliey Welch aka Hawk Tuah and $HAWK. From the moment the token launched, multiple things just didn't seem to add up to me. Instead of being just another account on here speculating for engagement farming though, I decided to see if I could actually tell the story with CoinDesk. That evening I reached out to overHere, and put together a story as to what happened without speculating too much either. Let me know your thoughts! https://t.co/RbqHfeTycD
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Adam
@adam-
If you've been in this space long enough, all the signs were there that this thing was a giant grift. People fell for it because they either lacked the experience to see these signs, or blindly trusted a powerful voice without giving a thought to question what didn't make sense. It sadly won't be the last time.
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Mikko
@moo
Despite what people say it was not a rug pull, as experts who can read chain confirm. Most of the supply was unsold and intention of fraud seems not to be present. Here more: https://fixupx.com/jarxiao/status/1865111353318609150
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Adam
@adam-
I personally did say it was a rug pull, I said it was a grift, which it was.
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Mikko
@moo
Personally I say everyone who lost money on this one should take a look in mirror. Memecoins are not investing but for fun. You are likely to lose money and if you do not behave you deserve to lose money.
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Adam
@adam-
Some lessons are only learned the hard way
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