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📢 🚨 IS CRIME LEGAL NOW? Or does it just depend on how much you went viral on TikTok? 🧵😮‍💸

The muse of Hawk Tuah — yes, the girl from the meme — has just gotten away unscathed from one of the most significant rugs of the year.

📉 Summary of Chaos:

• $HAWK skyrocketed, with a market cap of US$ 500 million

• After? -95% in hours. Thousands of degens liquidated.

• Accusations of rug pull, shouting on X, general panic.

• SEC investigated... and... nothing happened.

📌 Official source: @WatcherGuru | Statement from Haliey's lawyer.

⚖️ "No evidence. No fine. No consequence."

– Haliey severed ties with the LLC.
– Claimed she will no longer promote the token.
– The SEC washed its hands.
– And what about the people who lost everything? They’ll have to wait for the next cycle.

🧠 Controversial (and concerning) reflection:

If it's a meme, it's marketing.
If it's code, it's “just a token with no intrinsic value.”
If it's a loss, it's because the investor "didn't do their own research."

Are we witnessing the birth of the era of rug pulls with moral exemption?

Do you just need hype, virality, and a lawyer?

😬 Meanwhile, serious builders are facing lawsuits for promising staking in PDF.

And legitimate projects are getting hit by regulations for using the word “token” in their X bio.

💡 And now? Will it be like this for everyone?

If the rug comes with a dance on Reels, does it get the “innocent” seal?

And where does that leave the investor who just wanted to ride a memecoin like anyone else?

🔥 Conclusion:

The crypto market does need freedom.

But it also needs responsibility.

Because if every crash becomes a joke and every rug becomes an influence,

the Web3 becomes the Wild West... with no sheriff, no law, and no return.

👀 Stay alert, degen.

Not every "meme" is harmless. And not every "marketing" is innocent.

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