Jason Calacanis: Stated that meme and coins are "giant scams"
2026-09-27 19:18:20
CoinMeta data: Tech investor Jason Calacanis claims that meme and coins are “giant scams” and warns users that he has no affiliation with any tokens that use his name or imply his support. On September 27, he stated, “I have no relation to any meme and coins and will never have any.” At the same time, he mentioned that Bitcoin and Bittensor are the only crypto assets he occasionally discusses publicly. His statement also includes warnings about impersonation and unsolicited investment information. Calacanis emphasizes that he would never ask his followers to buy, sell, or trade any assets through social media or direct messages. Despite Calacanis’s strong criticism of meme and coins, these tokens still occupy a considerable share of the crypto market; according to CoinMeta data, the total market value of the meme and tokens tracked is nearly $35.9 billion.
Source:Cryptonews
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