A man linked to the launch of two collapsed memecoins has reportedly gone ahead with another project despite a potential Interpol Red Notice with his name on it.

Blockchain analytics firm Bubblemaps reports that Hayden Davis was involved in launching WOLF, a coin inspired by the Wolf of Wall Street, the hit film based on former stockbroker Jordan Belfort.

A man linked to the launch of two collapsed memecoins has reportedly launched another project despite a potential Interpol Red Notice with his name on it.

Blockchain analytics firm Bubblemaps reports that Hayden Davis was involved in launching WOLF, a coin inspired by the Wolf of Wall Street, the hit film based on former stockbroker Jordan Belfort.

Davis admitted to being behind the launch of LIBRA, a memecoin initially backed by Argentinian president Javier Milei. He was also copped for his involvement in the launch of MELANIA, a coin based on US First Lady Melania Trump. Both coins collapsed over 92% very shortly after their launch and have not recovered.

Shortly after the launch of LIBRA, Milei disavowed the memecoin, claiming he did not understand what he was getting himself into.

According to Forbes, Argentinian prosecutor Gregorio Dalbón has asked for a judge to arrange for an Interpol arrest warrant on Davis for his role in LIBRA.

Says Dalbón,

“I’m here to request the immediate detention of Hayden Mark Davis, a citizen of the United States, who is accused of being one of the principal actors behind the launch of the cryptocurrency LIBRA…

The possibility that Davis will abandon his country of residence or hide to avoid answering for his alleged acts appears to be aggravated by the economic resources he possesses, which he can use to move or remain in hiding, hindering our investigation.”

However, despite the threat of being arrested, Bubblemaps says that one wallet that sniped the launch and collapse of WOLF behaved exactly the same as a wallet involved in a previous pump and dump allegedly linked to Davis.

“Starting with the WOLF creator 6MsuHd, we followed funding transfers back across 17 addresses and five cross-chain transfers.

All led to a single address: OxcEAe

The same one owned by Hayden Davis!

Why would Hayden do this?

Maybe he thought no one would trace it back to him.

He funded these wallets months before LIBRA and WOLF launched, moving money through 17 addresses and two chains.”

At time of writing, WOLF is trading for $0.00047, down nearly 99% from its all-time high of $0.0429 recorded on March 8th, according to DEX Screener.

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