- Hayden Davis, the alleged architect of the LIBRA and MELANIA meme coins, is back in the spotlight with the launch of a new token called WOLF.
- This move comes despite Davis being named in an Interpol notice, raising fresh concerns about his activities in the volatile world of digital currencies.
Bubblemaps, Coffeezilla link Hayden to WOLF token
According to a new report from blockchain analytics firm Bubblemaps, Davis is once again at the center of a questionable crypto venture—one that echoes the dramatic rise and fall of his previous projects.
1/ Hayden Davis launched a new token: $WOLF
Now on an Interpol notice, the creator of LIBRA and MELANIA tried his best to hide it 🧵 ↓ pic.twitter.com/Ok6ev3JH4r
— Bubblemaps (@bubblemaps) March 15, 2025
The investigation, conducted in partnership with popular YouTube investigator Coffeezilla (real name Stephen Findeisen), uncovered compelling evidence linking Davis to WOLF.
WOLF, which appeared to capitalize on the fame of Jordan Belfort—the former stockbroker who inspired Martin Scorsese’s ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’—initially surged in popularity. A WallStreetBets social media account heavily promoted the new token on March 8, with WOLF hitting a staggering $40 million market cap. That’s before it crashed in what many see as yet another “rug pull” scam.
4/ On March 8, wallstreetbets promoted a $WOLF token
• the dev sniped it with multiple wallets
• It reached a $40M market cap before rugging
• 82% of its supply was bundled pic.twitter.com/7KIZ50oWqp— Bubblemaps (@bubblemaps) March 15, 2025
Bubblemaps’ on-chain analysis painted a damning picture.
The firm found that 82% of WOLF’s supply was held in a single bundle—a telltale sign of manipulation common in fraudulent token launches. Digging deeper, investigators traced a complex web of transactions across 17 addresses and five cross-chain transfers, all pointing back to a single wallet: OxcEAe, identified as belonging to Davis.
“We exposed Hayden Davis as the mind behind LIBRA, MELANIA, and other tokens. We thought his days of launching tokens were over. But we were wrong,” the Bubblemaps wrote on X.
Coffeezilla, known for his deep dives into crypto controversies, has been a key voice in bringing Davis’s alleged schemes to light, amplifying the findings to his large online audience.
LIBRA launch and Hayden’s controversy
His involvement with the LIBRA meme coin drew international attention after an endorsement from Argentine figure Javier Milei sent its market cap soaring to over $4.5 billion.
But the euphoria was short-lived—LIBRA plummeted by more than 99% to just $18 million, with blockchain analysts later revealing that insiders, including Davis, had dumped massive holdings at the peak. That collapse prompted Argentine prosecutor Gregorio Dalbón to push for an Interpol “Red Notice,” arguing that Davis’s wealth could help him flee justice.
Interpol’s notice makes Hayden a globally wanted man.
The launch of WOLF has only fueled the fire. Critics see it as a bold—if reckless—move by Davis to double down on his playbook of hype-driven tokens and swift exits.
For now, the crypto community is left picking up the pieces of yet another crashed coin, while authorities weigh their next steps. Whether Davis can outrun the long arm of the law remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: his name is becoming synonymous with the wildest excesses of the crypto world.
