Ending Logan Paul's Biggest Scam

The finale to the Cryptozoo Investigation, which was a blockchain game that was supposed to earn investors millions but never worked.

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This video is an opinion and in no way should be construed as statements of fact. Scams, bad business opportunities, and fake gurus are subjective terms that mean different things to different people. I think someone who promises $100K/month for an upfront fee of $2K is a scam. Others would call it a Napoleon Hill pitch.

[HermanFalckHow]

A scam failing because the scammers scammed eachother is just a terrific end to this story.

[JonathanHolt]

"I invested $250, 000 into this project and got a $6 million return. Man, I got so screwed man."
Wish I could get screwed like that...

[blakeparker]

They're so eager to scam that they can't even get to the consumer before they start scamming each other 🤣

[WhyamIinYourfeed-qn]

“He didn’t want me to look into it, so I looked into it” is the basis of this whole channel

[sinfulniss]

You’re telling me the team of scammers kept scamming each other over the scam they made to scam others? I’m shocked

[Zydros]

It’s amazing how fair you were to Logan, yet he’s still suing.

[pqk.]

It's insane that you can scam people left and right like this and not end up in jail. Scammers shouldn't "take some heat" they should serve time.

[ricardomondragon]

This man is a true detective, such thorough work and investigation. Not all hero’s wear capes, this one wears white shirts with overalls

[blaze]

The stuff between Logan and Jake is the epitome of the phrase, "There is no honour among thieves."

[reid]

"Coffee, you are legally required to tell the truth."

Well. I don't know what he expected.

[Uhh]

It’s depressing that our society makes people like Logan Paul and famous

[italothejunior]

So sad to see the boy who got scammed saying "where did your redemption go?" Darling, there it was never a redemption, it was all marketing.

[jonimccalla]

Logan and his brother constantly exhibit sociopathic behavior. I am baffled why people put so much trust in them or anyone affiliated with them.

[七人の侍-bq]

Don't let this die. A hunch tells me, Logan is just gonna drag his feet and wait till it all blows over. Don't let him rest. Not one minute

[avstryker]

I am confident Logan is more afraid of legal discovery requests than Coffee is of a lawsuit.

[Funsoms]

Something people these days don't understand or care enough to consider: It doesn't need to be illegal to be unethical or wrong. you can still be a complete asshole and be an "upright citizen", but this is the kind of mindset that creates slimy people with lesser moral codes that you never want to involve yourself with, using the crutches of "it's not illegal, so it's all good".

[rapsody]

Congratulations! You know you are a real journalist when the people you reported on try to sue you to silence you.

[jburroughs]

What is really sad is we have produced a whole generation whose role models- influencers are "that guy."

[TrackpadProductions]

Seeing people planning out a scam like this so casually is honestly a little disturbing. Like it's just any other project.

[mcnamaraky]

Anytime you have to say "It's not CRIMINALLY ILLEGAL, it's just VERY UNETHICAL, " you're on the wrong side of history.