Interpol nonetheless hasn’t listed LIBRA co-founder Hayden Davis as a needed individual on its Crimson Discover database, regardless of studies from crypto analyst Bubblemaps.
Bubblemaps claimed Davis was “on an Interpol notice,” in a Saturday X submit detailing his hyperlink to the Jordan Belfort-inspired WOLF token. The self-proclaimed “Wolf of Wall Street” has been rumored to be launching a token for the previous week.
A number of crypto information retailers subsequently cited Bubblemaps’ submit of their reporting of Davis’s Crimson Discover. Nonetheless, a seek for Davis on the Interpol Crimson Discover web site at present exhibits that, if a discover is in place, it’s but to be publicly listed by Interpol.
Solely final week, Argentinian lawyer Gregorio Dalbon requested a decide order a Crimson Discover and worldwide arrest warrant. Dalbon claimed that Davis could attempt to evade justice by fleeing the US or going into hiding.
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Bubblemaps mentioned, “Why would Hayden do this? Maybe he thought no one would trace it back to him.”
WOLF crashed 99% from a $40 million market cap after being reportedly sniped similarly to a different crypto token launched by Davis. Bubblemaps additionally tracked the funds going into the WOLF creator’s account to a crypto deal with owned by Davis.
Davis is linked to the sniping, insider trashing, and crashing of assorted memecoins, together with the official MELANIA token. Each he and Argentinian president Javier Milei are dealing with a lawsuit over the launch of LIBRA which prompted fights to interrupt out in parliamentary proceedings final week.
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