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July 06, 2022
NASCAR Star Wants 'Let's Go Brandon' Meme Coin Suit Axed
NASCAR driver Brandon Brown and his racing company have asked an Orlando federal judge to toss a suit alleging they played a role in a cryptocurrency fraud scheme after their associates parlayed a viral moment into the launch of a "meme coin."
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May 17, 2022
'Meme Coin' Maker Wants Failed Sponsorship Lawsuit Nixed
The creator of digital assets known as "Let's Go Brandon meme tokens," named for a phrase that went viral among detractors of President Joe Biden, filed a motion Tuesday to permanently dismiss a proposed class action accusing the project of manipulating investors, arguing the suit wasn't properly served and the plaintiff's own statements contradict his allegations.
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April 04, 2022
'Let's Go Brandon' Coin Makers Sued Over Failed Sponsorship
An investor has sued the creators of a "meme coin" digital asset, claiming the company manipulated investors by touting a NASCAR sponsorship that never fully materialized and seeking out promotion from politically conservative public figures.
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