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ZachXBT has accused several influencers of engaging in pump-and-dump scams and profiting from the misery of others. This time, the on-chain sleuth has targetted yet another figure who goes by the name &#8216;DannyCrypt,&#8217; for allegedly dumping on his followers.
The crypto influencer in question was accused of receiving 2% of the supply of a certain token to assist with marketing. However, 15 minutes after receiving the tokens, he allegedly dumped the majority of them for $57k (31 ETH) to his unsuspecting followers.
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<li>According to the Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/zachxbt/status/1656375551819497478" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-wpel-link="external">thread</a> by ZackXBT, DannyCrypt was actively promoting a new coin called &#8220;HODL&#8221; on social media and tweeted about &#8220;hodling&#8221; its tokens.</li>
<li>He is accused of telling his 26K Telegram channel subscribers that he believes the token&#8217;s price to have &#8220;stabilized,&#8221; but immediately after which he sold his stash.</li>
<li>DannyCrypt&#8217;s <a href="https://twitter.com/DannyCrypt/status/1656419214012436481" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-wpel-link="external">tweet</a> that appears to address ZackXBT&#8217;s claims read,</li>
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<blockquote>&#8220;Team is not angry that I sold but cos they all couldn’t sell before me after keeping over 70% of the presale Whitelist for themselves. Same thing they do with NFT projects. That being said if you come for me, I’ll block you, go and cry on your timeline.&#8221;</blockquote>
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<li>ZachXBT continued to maintain that DannyCrypt &#8220;made a post-playing victim&#8221; and even untagged himself from the post in an attempt to distance himself from the claims. The influencer subsequently blocked him.</li>
<li>Last September, ZackXBT accused popular crypto influencer Lark Davis of profiting over $1 million while promoting low-cap crypto projects and dumping them on his followers. The latter had <a href="https://cryptopotato.com/lark-davis-dismisses-ridiculous-pump-and-dump-allegations/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-wpel-link="internal">dismissed</a> the allegations.</li>
<li>Youtuber and influencer Ben Armstrong, a.k.a BitBoy, was also accused of carrying out at least seven scams of shilling and dumping.</li>
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