Adam22 says he doesn’t regret crypto “scam” despite Coffeezilla warning

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On the No Jumper Podcast, host Adam22 communicated to TopMob that he stands firm in his decision, even amidst accusations of involvement in a crypto scheme where he allegedly inflated the price of a coin and then sold it off, causing a drop in value – a practice commonly known as pump and dump. This assertion comes after Coffeezilla‘s claims pointing out Adam22 for such activities.

Previously in February, the cryptocurrency sleuth Coffeezilla published a video accusing Adam22 of orchestrating a suspected “pump-and-dump” scheme involving cryptocurrencies, even after having been cautioned about it beforehand.

In the video, Coffee advised Adam privately that his cryptocurrency token was at risk of being manipulated by unscrupulous individuals. He expressed his opinion by saying: “It’s not wise to manage a coin, it seems unappealing and you might become a victim of fraud or be involved in a scam.

Adam shared the meme-based cryptocurrency initially, but promptly removed it following a wave of criticism on various social platforms. During his chat with TopMob on June 3, the podcaster expressed no regrets about discussing the digital token in the interview.

Adam22 speaks out over alleged crypto scam

Essentially, he shared with TopMob that someone had been persistently pressuring him to endorse a cryptocurrency promotion within his narrative, promising a substantial amount of money in return. Initially, he believed it was just another typical ad deal, something he frequently engages in for several thousand dollars.

As a gamer, let me tell you, I’d be hard-pressed to turn down an opportunity worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. I figured no one would bat an eye, but it seems that honesty is key here. You see, in my gaming circle, there are big names like Quavo and Moneybagg Yo, and many others who I can’t even recall. Am I misrepresenting them? It feels like it, especially when I look at Quavo or DaBaby. They might have done the same thing too.

I was thinking, if someone like Da Baby, who’s much more well-known than me, can get away with doing this, why can’t I? So I went ahead and did it, but it turned into a mess because people seem to take what I do on the internet at least a little bit seriously.

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He further clarified that he had previously worked on advertising projects beyond his area of specialization. For instance, he handled ads for fantasy football, even though it wasn’t something he was particularly knowledgeable about. To draw more focus, he intentionally mispronounced the names of well-known players in those advertisements.

In simpler terms, Adam stated that while it seemed obvious to many that the meme coin phenomenon was comparable, he believed Coffeezilla was not entirely trustworthy since he primarily earns income by creating content about various small-scale meme coin crises. To be clear, Adam didn’t view these issues seriously at all.

TopMob asked if he regretted advertising the token, and Adam made it clear that he didn’t.

Uh-oh, that money was satisfying. In retrospect, I wish I had acted before the recent crypto market drop,” he remarked.

Doing that significantly reduced the earnings. However, there are some pressing requests for me to repeat it. It’s almost as if, having demonstrated my lack of expertise in this area and questionable credibility regarding crypto meme token advice, I might as well do it a few more times. This way, even if people criticize me, they can’t really blame me for my past mistakes.

You can watch the full episode of the Clickbaited Show with Adam22 on YouTube.

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2025-06-03 23:48