Hawk Tuah’ Viral Star Haliey Welch Slams Meme Coin Scammers: ’They’re Preying on Hype’

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2025-05-06 14:51:48

Haliey ‘Hawk Tuah’ Welch Feels ‘Sorry’ For Victims of Meme Coin Scandal

Crypto’s latest cautionary tale cuts deep—Haliey Welch, the internet-famous ’Hawk Tuah’ girl, just called out meme coin rug-pullers for exploiting retail investors. Her viral clapback? ’I feel sorry for the people who got burned.’

Behind the meme economy’s facade: While degenerate degens chase the next Shiba Inu, anonymous devs keep cashing out. Welch’s takedown highlights crypto’s unregulated Wild West—where influencers pump, devs dump, and SEC subpoenas arrive late to the party.

Bonus finance jab: At least traditional bankers wear suits when they rob you.

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