The team behind “Hawk Tuah Girl,” Haliey Welch, finally reveals the “truth” about what transpired after supporters lost “life savings” purchasing her cryptocurrency.

 

According to the creators, the initiative is an inventive attempt to harness culture rather than speculation to get regular Web 2 internet users into the Web 3 decentralized crypto world.

They gave an explanation of why they chose to work with Haliey: It seemed like synchronicity to create a meme currency featuring Hiliy Welch, a real meme.

Our objective was straightforward: smoothly transition Web2 fans to Web3. “We believed in that vision so much.

That [we] pushed harder and harder, perhaps through rose-tinted glasses and naivete about others’ intentions, even as the project began to unravel,” they said, acknowledging mistakes made throughout the launch.

According to OverHere, the situation worsened as a result of judgments made by a person known as “Doc Hollywood” and changing community mood.

 

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