I UNCOVERED A BILLION DOLLAR FRAUD

I've been investigating Safemoon for almost a year now, and finally we're ready to reveal our findings.
Safemoon is, in my belief, a massive fraud created by promises of a "locked LP", and the idea of going "safely to the moon." In actuality this was all a lie.

Billion dollar market cap, FBI Investigations, Gambian Windfarms, this story truly has it all.

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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.E

[Coffeezilla]

UPDATE: THE FBI HAS INDICTED THE FOUNDERS OF SAFEMOON.
"Founders and Executives of Digital-Asset Company Charged in Multi-Million Dollar International Fraud Scheme"

ORIGINAL POST:
Coffee here, posting on behalf of Strider, who's comment keeps getting deleted or flagged as spam for some reason.

Thank you to @JopeSane on twitter for pointing this mistake out, we're always open to new evidence!

[purplemonkeydishwasher]

If my employer promised to put me in a new tax bracket, I'd assume they were about to make me unemployed.

[thomasdasilva]

He was not lying when he said he would put them into a nex tax bracket. The safemoon believers became so poor that they became tax exempted.

[cix]

The fact that he spelled phoenix wrong and then his own ego not letting him accept he make a mistake is hilarious

[Lucy-zvxc]

"lets talk about how to hide the evidence of our fraud scheme in a PUBLIC DISCORD CALL" is my favorite misstep here

[SpencerCornelia]

I'm convinced that in 10 years, of these projects will have the same conclusion (and in most cases, the same storyline)

[McCrackles]

Imagine being an employee of CIA and hearing about your son being investigated by the FBI, man, I wanna be the fly on the wall of that conversation

[urgx]

It's easier to fool someone than it is to convince someone they have been fooled

[shanweeboy]

I remember when 2 co-workers of mine told me about safemoon and how I should get in early like them. When they described it to me, I told them, "This sounds like a ponzi scheme." Cue nervous looks and laughter from them.

[joshs]

Coffee has unironically become one of the most important YT channels in existence. It's weird to go back to some of his original videos before he pivoted to scams, and then later crypto.

[qbanguy]

Coffee needs his own Netflix investigation show!

[Patterrz]

I hate that this stuff happens, but I love watching lengthy videos exposing it

[Moonie]

“It’s easier to fool people than convince them they’ve been fooled.” I think this applies to the “Safemoon army” perfectly.

[triggethridge]

crazy thing is if they just had a 1% "development" fee then they probably would have made just as much money but without the blatant fraud

[kaufmanat]

So moral of the story:

If someone is paying money to advertise and try to sell you "free money", it's guaranteed to bee a scam.

[JawaPunter]

If thinking about how it could fail and asking people questions is enough to destroy your currency, you don't have a FUD problem, you have a currency problem.

[DisDatK]

Can we discuss why the hell someone would get a Safemoon logo TATTOO?? Just because I’m invested into MasterCard doesn’t mean I’m getting a tattoo of two giant intersecting Red and Orange circles on my arm.

[rhombiperiwinkle]

I’m honestly a bit worried Coffee is gonna ‘mysteriously disappear’ one day

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

This is easily the biggest exposé Coffee has uncovered, can't wait to see the responses the defenders make when this gets more traction.

[Chemist]

Watching all these scammers, I am surprised FTX wasnt found out sooner.