Hawk Tuah Girl Breaks Her Silence About Alleged Cryptocurrency Scam

Haley Welsh, known as the Hock Tuah Girl, is largely known for speaking out but remained silent for more than two weeks after the incident. $HAWK branded memecoin collapses. Well, Welch is back, but not in front of the microphone. Instead, it issued a very legalistic statement following the news that a class-action lawsuit had been filed against the team responsible for $HAWK and its unceremonious but highly anticipated collapse.

“I take this situation very seriously and want to address my fans, the investors who have been affected and the broader community,” Welch said. He said. He added: “I am cooperating fully with the legal team representing the affected individuals and am committed to assisting the legal team, as well as helping to uncover the truth, hold the responsible parties accountable, and resolve this matter.”

some big”We’re all trying to find the guy who did this“The sentiment coming from the last part of her statement.

It’s been a minute since Welch, who inexplicably rode a moment of TikTok fame to internet stardom, talked about… well, anything. Until December 4, she continued her usual work, which included posting episodes of her Talk Tuah podcast and heavily promoting $HAWK at almost every turn on Twitter. Once $HAWK was officially launched, it seemed like the bottom had fallen out.

$HAWK launches on December 4 at 5pm EST. according to Analysis from TRM LaboratoriesThe initial market value was $490. Within hours, the value had dropped by 91% and the market cap had dropped to $41.7 million. After about 10 days, the value of the token was zero.

Welch and the overHere Ltd team, which was responsible for creating $HAWK, took part in a Twitter Spaces stream on launch night to try to explain what happened. Things went…badly. Cryptocurrency scam reporter and YouTuber Covisella got on the mic He criticized the creators for allegedly selling a large portion of tokens to insiders before launch while only releasing 3% to the public for trading as well as paying themselves high transaction fees. The result looked a lot like a rug-pulling that saw a group of Hawk Tuah fans left holding the bag.