People on social media are accusing Gunna of being involved in a crypto scam.
On Monday (Jan. 31), Gunna tweeted that he was launching his own cryptocurrency called PushinPETH. “Ay @pushinpeth making a crypto metaverse for us!” he wrote. “@shanemooncharts backing the project, I know this is gonna fly. IM TAKING THIS TO THE MOON JOIN THE TELEGRAM HERE.” Both the tweet and PushinPETH account have since been deleted.
It is unclear who exactly @shanemooncharts is, although his Twitter account has remained live.
However, the name of the currency is a play on Wunna’s Young Thug and Future-assisted single “Pushin P” from his latest album, DS4EVER.
The PushinPeth website describes the crypto as “a cryptocurrency that works for you, helps you increase your holdings over time. We offer complete transparency and the latest security to all our holders. Additionally, the liquidity is locked on unicrypt and the ownership of the contract is renounced.” The site is currently live as well.
Gunna crypto pushinpeth tweet
The Atlanta rapper is accused of being involved in a rug pull. A rug pull is a financial term that describes when the initial price of an asset, such as a cryptocurrency, is driven up upon going live, and then the creators quickly pull the investments out. This leaves the price of the crypto heading toward zero, making it essentially worthless.
Twitter user and self-proclaimed “on-chain sleuth” was the first to shed light on the situation with…
