3 Crypto Projects That Keep Linking With Andrew Tate

Crypto Market News: Popular influencer Andrew Tate lashed out at Ben.eth, the creator of PSYOP cryptocurrency. The recent popularity behind memecoins like PEPE Coin led to the creation of new tokens. However, ethical practices like linking crypto tokens with influencers could have a cascading effect on the crypto market sentiment. Meanwhile, the Bitcoin price is displaying a bearish outlook amid weak macroeconomic scenario in the United States.

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Andrew Tate, the social media sensation in the last few years, has been linked to three crypto tokens in recent times. Importantly, all the links were uncalled for and plain unethical.

Andrew Tate Crypto Links

Earlier, CoinGape reported that ben.eth had linked PSYOP memecoin with Andrew Tate as a potential buyer. Whereas YouTuber Ben Armstrong’s links to the BEN memecoin were also indirectly linked to Tate. In December 2022, Armstrong supported Tate after the infuencer’s arrest. Armstrong had earlier in the week dumped all his BEN token holdings, which coincided with a price drop in the token.

Another crypto token $SLUTS was created recently with links to Andrew Tate. The influencer said the coin was created after he joked about launching a crypto token.

When I made a joke I didnt expect a bunch of aspy idiots to launch a coin called $sluts within 15 fucking seconds?

Who are you people? dont you have lives?

How did you even see my tweet and launch it that fast.

Crypto is literally just degen autists.

— Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) May 15, 2023

Tate admitted that he holds cryptocurrency holdings worth $100 million and that he does not like to attend the crypto conferences. “I have 100m of crypto and I still don’t go to those boring conventions.” He explained that there was some sense to encourage Bitcoin and Ethereum but he would not endorse the memecoins.

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