Hayden Davis, the controversial figure behind the LIBRA and MELANIA token launches, has reportedly created a new cryptocurrency called WOLF, despite being under an Interpol Red Notice, according to a blockchain analytics report by Bubblemaps.
Investigators Trace WOLF Token to Davis
Blockchain analytics firm Bubblemaps, in collaboration with YouTube investigator Coffeezilla (Stephen Findeisen), conducted an in-depth analysis linking Davis to the WOLF token. Their investigation revealed fund transfers confirming Davis as the creator of WOLF, a token that initially appeared to be associated with Jordan Belfort, the infamous stockbroker who inspired the film The Wolf of Wall Street.
“In collaboration with Coffeezilla, we exposed Hayden Davis as the mastermind behind LIBRA, MELANIA, and other tokens. We thought his days of launching tokens were over. But we were wrong,” Bubblemaps stated in its report.
WOLF Token: Another ‘Rug Pull’ Scheme?
WOLF gained traction after a WallStreetBets social media account promoted it on March 8. The token’s market capitalization surged to $40 million before suddenly crashing, raising suspicions of another “rug pull”—a common scam in which developers abandon a project after artificially inflating its value.
Blockchain analysis revealed that 82% of WOLF’s total supply was controlled in a single bundle, a red flag for fraudulent token launches. Further on-chain analysis by Bubblemaps traced 17 addresses and five cross-chain transfers, all leading to a single address (OxcEAe)—identified as belonging to Hayden Davis.
Davis’s History of Token Manipulation
Davis has been under legal scrutiny since his involvement in the LIBRA meme coin. After Argentine President Javier Milei appeared to endorse LIBRA, its market capitalization soared to $4.5 billion before collapsing by over 99% to just $18 million. Analysts later exposed that Davis and other insiders sold off massive amounts of LIBRA tokens following the endorsement, profiting while retail investors suffered heavy losses.
Interpol Red Notice and Legal Ramifications
Argentine prosecutor Gregorio Dalbón has formally requested an Interpol Red Notice for Davis, citing concerns that his extensive financial resources could help him evade justice. If issued, the Red Notice would place Davis on Interpol’s international wanted list, significantly limiting his ability to travel and conduct business openly.
Despite ongoing legal pressure, Davis appears to have prepared for the WOLF launch months in advance, strategically funding wallets well before LIBRA and WOLF went live. This calculated approach suggests a pattern of repeating fraudulent token launches to exploit unsuspecting investors.
The latest revelations about WOLF and Davis’s continued involvement in questionable token projects highlight ongoing fraud risks in the crypto industry. While regulators and law enforcement agencies ramp up efforts to combat such schemes, the effectiveness of enforcement actions against Davis remains to be seen.
As the crypto community awaits further developments, investors are urged to exercise caution and conduct thorough due diligence before engaging with new token projects.
