Coffeezilla calls out Andrew Tate for “scamming” fans with crypto schemes

As a seasoned gamer and investor with over two decades under my belt, I’ve seen my fair share of scams, pump-and-dumps, and questionable ventures in the digital world. The recent claims by Coffeezilla about Andrew Tate‘s educational courses and crypto schemes have piqued my interest, to say the least.


According to Coffeezilla, there’s strong proof suggesting that Andrew Tate is exploiting The Real World educational programs, in addition to several questionable cryptocurrency trading strategies, to allegedly swindle his audience out of their money.

In his newest cryptocurrency endeavor, he intends to introduce a $TRW token. This token’s value will be linked to his The Real World course enrollment. The more individuals who sign up for the course, the higher the value of the token, and it offers profit sharing based on Tate’s earnings from people investing in the token.

Andrew Tate clarified the intention is for you to purchase the token, thereby gaining a share of the school. To illustrate, suppose you join the Real World platform, earn money, focus on your responsibilities, then decide to invest that earnings in the Real World token. In return, you’d receive a monthly income, essentially a dividend, from the school’s profits.

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According to Coffeezilla’s assertion, this appears to be a pyramid scheme designed to persuade followers to invest in the course and its associated token. Unlike traditional pump-and-dump schemes, the intention here seems to be not just to inflate and sell off quickly, but to maintain interest among those who have invested in the Real World, thereby keeping the value of the coin steady since they need to keep buying into it.

Meanwhile, The Real World’s official statement suggests that possessing and maintaining the coin could generate a continuous passive income stream, derived from earnings accrued through the associated program.

🚨Andrew Tate offers a glimpse into the economic structure of $TRW,

This setup enables his students to reap a portion of The Real World’s earnings (over $25 million per month).

Owning just 0.2% of $TRW could bring you a steady stream of $50,000 in PASSIVE INCOME every month for the remainder of your life.

— The Real World (@AccessTRW) October 19, 2024

The YouTube personality asserted that he personally approached Tate and posed queries concerning ‘The Real World’ and various cryptocurrency projects, seeking his responses on these matters.

According to Coffee’s statement, he had gathered substantial proof that Tate was dishonest about his crypto endorsements, not making profits, and exploiting his followers to inflate crypto prices. He then decided it would be appropriate to confront Tate and seek his response or version of events.

Directly on Twitter, the influencer shared my private email, which initially read something like, “Let’s soar higher!” To which I excitedly responded, “$Daddy to the stars!” in my enthusiasm.

Additionally, Tate proposed to invest funds into the $Daddy coin for each viewer who could present proof of having sent offensive emails to Coffeezilla.

On the other hand, the YouTuber asserted that not all emails received in his inbox were intended to bother or harass him.

“It’s nothing personal but I really want Andrew to raise the price of Daddy’s coin, and he said he’s going to pump money into the coin for everyone who called you a *************, trust me it’s nothing personal but I’ve bought a lot of the coin and I have to do this so forgive me,” read the email.

As an ardent follower, I’d express it this way: I find it thrilling, just like Andrew Tate suggests, to have the ability to pick any coin from the chart at random. However, despite his public criticism and email leak incident involving Coffeezilla, he hasn’t publicly addressed the fresh allegations concerning him and The Real World coin yet.

In the end, an investigation into allegations of human trafficking against Tate didn’t produce enough evidence, leading to his recovery of millions of dollars in assets.

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2024-10-20 01:48