The $Wolf of Scam Street.
The alleged mastermind behind the $LIBRA and $MELANIA scams is back but this time with a brand new project, $WOLF. Despite allegedly being under an Interpol notice, Hayden Davis allegedly continues launching tokens on the Solana blockchain, using insider knowledge, sniping tactics, and deceptive marketing to extract millions.
Let’s break down how this latest scheme unfolded.
Related: The Hayden Davis $Libra scam.
🔍 The Setup: A “Wolf of Wall Street” Token
Last week, rumors spread that Jordan Belfort (the real “Wolf of Wall Street”) was launching his own token: $WOLF. Predictably, the crypto space was flooded with copycat tokens, but one stood out.
🚨 The $WOLF Token Scam – AKA Rug Pull
On March 8, a WallStreetBets group promoted a $WOLF token:
✅ The dev sniped the token using multiple wallets
✅ It reached a $40M market cap
✅ 82% of its supply was bundled
✅ Then it rugged, leaving investors with nothing
💡 The Connection to Hayden Davis
A bubble map analysis revealed something strange… this $WOLF token followed the exact pattern as $HOOD, another rug-pulled token linked to Hayden Davis.
Tracking the Money Trail
Investigators followed funding transfers from the $WOLF creator wallet (6MsuHd) across:
🔹 17 different addresses
🔹 5 cross-chain transfers
🔹 One final destination: 0xcEAe
That 0xcEAe wallet? Owned by Hayden Davis.
💰 A Pattern of Market Manipulation
It doesn’t stop there. Evidence shows:
⚠️ 0xcEA sniped $LIBRA and made $6M in profit
⚠️ Funds were moved through 17 addresses & 2 chains to cover tracks
⚠️ Multiple token launches: $TRUST, $KACY, $VIBES, and $HOOD. All these were linked to the same wallets
This wasn’t random. This was a calculated series of rug pulls designed to extract over $100M from retail investors.
🔥 Who’s Really Behind It?
The deeper question: Who is actually pulling the strings?
🔎 Hayden Davis?
🔎 KIP Protocol?
🔎 Kelsier Ventures?
Investigators aren’t done yet. Coffeezilla and BubbleMaps are digging deeper into this massive network of crypto fraud. Stay tuned for more revelations.
⚠️ How to Stay SafeER
🚨 Avoid investing in hype-driven meme tokens, especially those pushed by influencers.
🔍 Always check for wallet connections before aping into a project.
💸 If 80%+ of supply is in a few wallets, it’s a ticking time bomb.
Related: Bundles on the Solana Blockchain.
💬 What do you think? Is this the biggest crypto scam of the year? Let’s discuss in the comments!
S Taylor is a crypto trader with five years of experience, having navigated a wide range of market dynamics and witnessed numerous scams firsthand. As a former victim of scams, S Taylor turned their focus to blockchain forensics and Solidity Smart Contract development, gaining deep technical expertise in the field. With a unique insider’s perspective, they’ve been involved in various crypto projects, where they’ve seen how developers can exploit vulnerable investors.
S Taylor is also the published author of Meme Coins Made Easy, a comprehensive guide that teaches beginners about cryptocurrency and how to identify and avoid common scams. S Taylor is dedicated to sharing valuable insights and helping the crypto community stay informed and safe.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal, tax, investment, or financial advice.
