KSI’s Next Opponent Takes a Jab at “Sc*mbag” Jake Paul for Alleged $2.2 Million ‘Scam’

YouTuber turned boxer, Jake Paul, has recently received flak for his association with scam crypto sites and NFTs. It was also stated that ‘The Problem Child’ has allegedly scammed a whopping USD 2.2 million from fans. Meanwhile, KSI’s upcoming opponent took to social media and called out Paul for the same.

Paul is currently facing a lawsuit because of the cryptocurrency token, SafeMoon. Moreover, the lawsuit accused Paul along with a few other celebrities of making misleading claims about SafeMoon to investors. Additionally, YouTube investigator, Coffeezilla, also scrutinized Paul’s other crypto projects like, Yummy, Sacred Devils, Milf, and StickDix.

And, talking about his findings, Coffeezilla mentioned that Paul made USD 1.56 million from StickDix and USD 300,000 from Yummy. He also made USD 190,000 from SafeMoon, USD 139,000 from Sacred Devils, and USD 50,000 from Milf. All in all, he is said to have made a whopping USD 2.2 million.

Meanwhile, rapper Swarmz is set to face KSI at the O2 Arena in London on August 27, 2022. In an Instagram post, Swarmz called out Paul for ‘scamming’ his fans. He expressed his disappointment in Paul for doing that to people who supported him. In fact, he even went on to take a sly dig at KSI for the issue.

It is worth noting that while the accusations against Paul are adrift, we are still unsure if they’re true or not.

Jake Paul calls bitcoin the best investment in his life

It seems like cryptocurrency has always been a part of Jake Paul’s life. Notably, he claimed Bitcoin to be one of his earliest and best investments.

Paul was in an interview with BitBoy Crypto. While talking about his investments, Paul claimed to have invested in Bitcoin at the age of 16. He mentioned that he put USD 100 into the same at that time. Moreover, he also mentioned that he has always been interested in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Additionally, he also revealed that he is a long-term holder and would not be selling the assets soon.

However, it should also be known that there is no solid evidence to cement Paul’s claims.

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