Hayden Davis, the ringleader behind the controversial launch of Libra and Melania Tokens, has created a new cryptocurrency called Wolf.
The new release is subject to Interpol Notification, In Bubble map of blockchain analytics company.
In a detailed investigation conducted in collaboration with YouTube investigator Coffeezilla, Bubblums tracked the transfer of the fund revealing Davis as the creator of Wolf. This is a token that appears to be associated with Jordan Belfort, a former stockbroker who influenced Martin Scorsese's film The Wolf on Wall Street.
“We worked with Coffezilla to reveal Hayden Davis as the heart behind Libra, Melania and other tokens. We thought his days in launching the token were over. But we were wrong,” Bubblemaps said in their report.
Stephen Findeisen, Coffeezilla is a YouTuber known for her exposure videos in the Crypto industry.
Bubblemaps identify Davis through on-chain analysis
Wolf gained popularity after being promoted on March 8th by Wallstreetbets' social media accounts. The token quickly reached a market capitalization of $40 million and experienced a price collapse that appears to be another “ragpur” scheme.
Blockchain analysis showed that 82% of the token supply is controlled by a single bundle. This is a distinctive pattern of invoking illicit tokens.
Bubblemaps discovered that Davis was behind it through on-chain analysis and tracking several transactions. “Starting with the $Wolf Creator 6MSUHD, we followed a fund transfer spanning 17 addresses and five cross-chain transfers. All led to a single address: oxceae. The same one owned by Hayden Davis,” the report detailed.
The investigation revealed that Davis was ready for the launch a few months ago. “He provided funding for these wallets months before $libra and $wolf was released, moving the money through 17 addresses and two chains,” explained Bubblembaps.
Davis's activities were under international legal scrutiny following his involvement with Libra's memecoin. After Milei's approval, Libra's market capitalization temporarily surged beyond $4.5 billion, then collapsed more than 99% to around $18 million.
Blockchain analysts then revealed that certain insiders, including Davis, sold a large number of tokens shortly after Mylay's support.
Argentine prosecutor Gregorio Dalbon requested that the judge issue Davis' Interpol “red notice.” Prosecutors cited concerns that his financial resources might allow him to avoid justice. The red notice would effectively want Davis internationally.
For an hourly interview with Davis with Coffeezilla, see below.
