Andrew Tate’s response to Coffeezilla shows that he is callous and doesn’t care about the people who have invested in his tokens.
Chain detective Coffeezilla has become a thorn in the side of high-profile influencers selling coins to their millions of fans.
One of his best-known hairs is Logan Paul, who was torn to pieces about his beleaguered and now abandoned CryptoZoo project.
Coffeezilla has also gone toe-to-toe with the likes of Sam Bankman-Frito while competing to uncover scams for his 3.77 million YouTube subscribers.
But now, the researcher is facing backlash for a deep dive that hasn’t even been published yet, and relates to a series of coins that have been endorsed by Andrew Tate.
On Wednesday, Coffeezilla shared a direct message it had sent to Tate, asking if he had been paid to promote cryptocurrencies, including ROOST and DADDY.
The message also noted that this is completely at odds with videos Tate had posted on X earlier this year, where she was topless and appeared to have substantially more hair.
Coffeezilla follows a crucial journalistic principle known as the “right of reply.” If you are going to make accusations against someone, that person must have the ability to respond before publication.
But rather than answer the legitimate questions raised (which would be of interest to his many acolytes), Tate chose to go the homophobic route.
From the looks of it, this has unleashed a huge Pandora’s box. Coffeezilla shared a screenshot showing how his inbox has been bombarded with insults.
Because? Because Tate reposted an anonymous account exposing Coffeezilla’s email address, and the misogynist told his followers: “Email him and call him gay.”
Undeterred, the researcher has insisted that he still wants his questions answered, and it’s likely that if time runs out, the Coffeezilla video will be posted without comment anyway.
The YouTuber also posted a comedic mash-up showing Tate biting into a cigar because it looks cool, declaring that he respected Coffeezilla, and moving on to another clip where he says:
“Coffeezilla is shit. “I don’t give a damn about your video, I don’t respect your journalism.”
Given how open-mouthed Tate is as he points his finger at the camera, one could suggest that all this scrutiny is bothering the faux businessman more than he lets on.
What is Coffeezilla investigating?
Coffeezilla, who married his high school sweetheart in 2017, has so far remained quiet about the nature of the allegations against Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan.
But it seems that a central part of the focus of his next research will revolve around the $DADDY tokenwhose value has fallen precipitously since its release and has never recovered.
An all-time high of $0.2925 was set in mid-June when CoinMarketCap began tracking the altcoin, and as of this writing, it is down over 48%.
Tate’s full rebuttal video is something of a parody; Honestly, some of the lines are pure comedy, especially how they’re delivered. He tells Coffeezilla:
“I guarantee I drink more coffee than you, which means you’re a fraud to begin with. “You’re doing this little crisis, this investigation, you just sent me an email in a gay tone.”
To be honest, I don’t even know where to start with this. You can’t have “Coffee” on your handle unless you prove you have a higher caffeine tolerance than Andrew Tate? Does daring to scrutinize a man who has more legal problems than Lamborghinis reveal his sexual preference?
Even before we learn the exact nature of Coffeezilla’s research, we get a sense of how unqualified Andrew Tate really is, and ultimately how little he cares about his community, as well as those who have invested in his tokens. .
Tate’s toxic masculinity has preyed on the insecurities of disenfranchised youth around the world, while his foray into cryptocurrencies has taken a toll on their wallets, creating a false illusion that they too will experience extreme wealth someday. day.
When you think about it, Tate’s branding and messaging is reminiscent of an era that much of the crypto world has been trying to move away from, when the ICO boom of 2017 was filled with wild excess coupled with endless images of fast cars. and wads of cash.
In this battle, the crypto community must support Coffeezilla, a man who has taken great risks to expose bad actors in the space and defend those who have lost their life savings in some of the most audacious scams in the world. industry. He, among others, acts as the immune system of cryptocurrencies, with each investigation slowly undermining the “wild west” image of the sector and deterring opportunistic thieves who plan to scam unsuspecting victims.
The crypto community needs to distance itself from narcissists like Tate, who use homophobia as a weapon to counteract their own flaws. Coffeezilla’s sexual orientation has no relevance to the work he does and it’s embarrassing to think otherwise. Digital assets will never achieve mass adoption if influencers within this space denigrate innocent people who are doing nothing wrong.
And last but not least, the crypto community must realize that Andrew Tate and his coins represent everything this innovative sector is not: hateful, harmful and dishonest. Interacting with it only drags down the rest of the industry.
Cryptocurrencies are all about the future. Tate’s worldview belongs to the past.
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