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Logan Paul claims YouTuber Stephen Findeisen, also known as Coffeezilla, “maliciously and repeatedly” made false statements about his NFT project CryptoZoo.
Influencer Logan Paul filed a defamation lawsuit on June 27 against Stephen Findeisen, better known as “Coffeezilla” on YouTube, over videos he produced about Paul’s failed CryptoZoo non-fungible token (NFT) project in 2022.
The suit filed in a San Antonio, Texas District Court claimed Findeisen “maliciously and repeatedly [published] false statements accusing Paul of operating a scam in connection with a troubled blockchain project called CryptoZoo.”
“Paul brings this defamation suit to hold Findeisen accountable for his actions and to hold him liable for the immense harm that he has caused to Paul’s reputation through the intentional and reckless dissemination of defamatory falsehoods,” according to the filing.
Crypto meets reality TV in a hit online game just scooped by Uniswap.
Uniswap Labs may bag the crypto industry’s first Emmy Award for its recently acquired Crypto: The Game (CTG). The online survival game is a huge hit with degen gamers and a contender for an Emmy nomination in the Outstanding Emerging Media Program category.
The game is based on a TV reality show format, pitting ten “tribes” of 80 players against each other as they struggle to survive daily “immunity challenges,” such as competing in arcade games or winning an online digital scavenger hunt.
CTG players pay 0.1 Ether (ETH) to participate and the last survivor takes home the pot of entry money, minus a 10% fee that keeps the game running. The losing tribes are forced to vote members out of the game. Players can receive personal immunity by tweeting about playing. On the last day, previously eliminated players vote for one of the two last survivors.