YouTuber Logan Paul responded to Coffeezilla, aka Stephen Findeisen, over accusations that he scammed CryptoZoo investors.
Paul said he was betrayed by people he trusted
Paul’s opening statement claimed Coffeezilla’s investigations into CryptoZoo were motivated by a desire to piggyback off his celebrity status. He added that, in chasing clout, Findeisen has opened himself up to “very real repercussions.”
“Like many on this platform, you have successfully used my name for views and money. While your work used to be impartial, your addiction to clicks has clouded your judgment and you’ve made very real errors with very real repercussions.”
Paul then attacked Findeisen’s credibility by saying his content has become little more than gossip ungrounded in facts.
Backing up these claims, Paul highlighted “core discrepancies” in Findeisen’s investigations, including failure to cover the criminal past of the dev named Zach Kelling, who “stole the game code,” fled to Switzerland, and demanded $1,000,000 to return the code.
Paul blamed Kelling’s hiring on Lead Dev Eddie Ibanez, who he trusted to vet all personnel working on the project appropriately. But he later discovered Ibanez was a “professional conman” who had fooled “billionaires, the Morman Church, the owner of the New York Yankees, and now me.”
Continuing, Paul disputed claims that CryptoZoo had little functionality and development, particularly the process of hatching NFT eggs.
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