Hacks & Security
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Investor Jason Calacanis labels meme coins a giant scam
Image: Crypto.newsInvestor Jason Calacanis called meme coins a giant scam and stated he has no involvement with any meme token projects. He warned users that he will never privately ask anyone to trade financial assets via social media or direct messages. CoinGecko data shows the meme token sector carries roughly $35.9 billion in combined market capitalization with about $3.55 billion in 24-hour trading volume.
Key points
- Investor Jason Calacanis called meme coins a giant scam in recent social media statements.
- Calacanis stated he has no involvement with meme coin projects and never will.
- Recent account breaches have used fake celebrity-linked meme coins to target traders online.
Why it matters
Celebrity impersonation and fake token projects remain a persistent security risk for cryptocurrency traders operating on social media platforms.
Sources · 2 publishers
Crypto.news
Tier 2
Jason Calacanis calls meme coins a ‘giant scam’
Coverage timeline
- First reported by U.Today
- Confirmed by Crypto.news
- CryptoVideos brief published
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