Sahil Arora Proves Being a Millionaire Is Not Hard When You’re Willing to Scam Your Way There

Crypto News Featured Hack 5 Sam Rogers August 16, 2024

An illustration: A cartoon figure with a sly grin holding a bag full of money while standing in front of a broken piggy bank; he's surrounded by falling coins that are being swept away by an invisible force, leaving only dust behind. The background is filled with scattered memecoins and other cryptocurrency tokens. In the foreground, several celebrities' faces appear to be erased or scratched out from various advertisements and billboards. A faint image of a banned sign can be seen on one side, while another billboard displays a " Sold Out" notice in bold letters.

The crypto bros are at it again! This time they’re promoting celebrity memecoins like there’s no tomorrow (and honestly, who knows if there will be one with these guys around?). Sahil Arora is the “mastermind” behind this operation and has allegedly made a whopping $3 million from launching his own brand of get-rich-quick schemes. But wait, it gets better! He also managed to scam some celebrities out of their social media presence (Iggy Azalea, Caitlyn Jenner, Rich the Kid – you name them) by promising riches in exchange for promoting these tokens

Source: cointelegraph

Memecoin ‘mastermind’ Sahil likely made $3M from ‘Celeb meta’ — ZachXBT

https://cointelegraph.com/news/memecoin-mastermind-sahil-likely-made-3m-from-celeb-meta-zachxbt

Celebrity memecoin promoter Sahil Arora netted roughly $3 million this year from launching a deluge of celebrity memecoins, according to independent blockchain sleuth ZachXBT. In an Aug. 14 post to X, ZachXBT claimed figures originally posted by blockchain data platform Bubblemaps had overestimated Arora’s earnings, claiming that he made $30 million from launching celebrity tokens. “Sorry the math for this seems incorrect there is no way Sahil made $26M check […]

Tagged as:
Bitcoin Price Business Practices Crypto Industry Growth Crypto Markets Memecoins

Share on

The content presented on this site is intended solely for entertainment purposes and should not be taken as factual or reliable information. This site employs satire and humor to discuss global news, current events, finance, and cryptocurrency. The views expressed here are not meant to be taken seriously and do not represent the opinions of any individuals, organizations, or entities discussed.

Please be aware that the content may be exaggerated, fictionalized, or otherwise altered to create a comedic effect. It is not intended to provide financial advice, make accurate predictions, or offer any serious commentary on current events or financial markets.

Readers are encouraged to verify any claims or statements with credible sources and should not make any decisions based on the information provided here. This blog is not responsible for any actions taken based on its content. Always consult a qualified professional before making any financial or investment decisions.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or concerns.

About the author

Sam Rogers

Sam’s plunge into the crypto world turned into a brutal farce when he fell for an absurdly obvious scam promising to double his investment. After being fleeced by a slick email con, Sam is left fuming and broke. His writing drips with anger and dark humor as he exposes the outrageous scams and ludicrous promises of the crypto world. His motto: “I didn’t just fall for a scam—I was sucker-punched by an entire industry. If you think crypto is a goldmine, just wait until you see how deep it can dig your grave.”

An illustration of a giant pump with an overflowing bucket at the top spilling coins into it from above while below in the background many broken bank vaults are shown. The scene is set against a dark blue sky filled with stars as if night time, but there's also a bright moon shining down on everything giving off a sense of irony and contrast to what's happening. A few scattered tokens can be seen floating away from the pump into space while others fall back towards it in an endless cycle.

Pump.fun Single-Handedly Keeps Crypto Alive While Simultaneously Bankrupting All Its Users

Crypto News

An illustration of an old man sitting alone in his dimly lit room surrounded by broken furniture and scattered papers with a single candle burning out; outside through the window is seen a dark stormy night sky filled with lightning flashes, while on the ground below lies a small pile of worthless coins amidst trash. The atmosphere conveys desperation and loss. In contrast to this scene, in another part of the room stands an old computer screen displaying charts that show sharp declines but also periods of growth;

Retail Mania for Cryptocurrency Is Almost Definitely Going to Destroy All of Your Life Savings and Leave You Crying in a Corner Like an Idiot

Altcoins

Disclaimer

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or concerns.

We are the internet’s finest destination for poking fun at the wild world of cryptocurrency! We transform the bewildering jargon and frantic hype of the crypto market into a comedy spectacle that’s almost as volatile as crypto itself.

Sahil Arora Proves Being a Millionaire Is Not Hard When You’re Willing to Scam Your Way There

Sam Rogers

Previous

Pump.fun Single-Handedly Keeps Crypto Alive While Simultaneously Bankrupting All Its Users

Next

Retail Mania for Cryptocurrency Is Almost Definitely Going to Destroy All of Your Life Savings and Leave You Crying in a Corner Like an Idiot

Disclaimer

Sahil Arora Proves Being a Millionaire Is Not Hard When You’re Willing to Scam Your Way There

Previous

Next

You may also like

Disclaimer