Hawk Tuah girl Haliey Welch is facing tough questions about the instant collapse of the cryptocurrency based on the meme that made her famous.

Soon after, to the surprise of no one—other than the unlucky few who decided to buy HAWK on public markets—the coin collapsed more than 95%. The upshot is retail investors got fleeced, while a group of insiders pocketed $3 million,

The Hawk Tuah cryptocurrency, listed as HAWK, was launched on the Solana blockchain and has been billed as a memecoin—crypto that gets a big boost in price thanks to widespread internet attention. Welch told Fortune magazine that HAWK was “not just a cash grab,

Now, the social media sensation who lent her viral “hawk tuah” moment to a new digital coin is the face of the latest controversy centered around crypto and what some are calling an all-too-familiar racket meant to trick people out of their money.

Haliey Welch, the social media influencer better known as “Hawk Tuah Girl,” launched her own cryptocurrency – which briefly surged in value only to crash in a matter of hours. ‘Hawk Tuah Girl’ Haliey Welch launched her own cryptocurrency, only for it to plummet by 90 percent just hours later

YouTuber Coffeezilla has blasted the Hawk Tuah crypto token in a heated confrontation with Haliey Welch during a voice chat.

Cryptocurrency is apparently such a hot commodity that Hailey Welch, a.k.a ‘Hawk Tuah Girl,’ is participating.

Social media believes they have found the new "Hawk Tuah" Girl amid Haliey Welch's cryptocurrency controversy.

Haliey Welch - known globally as the Hawk Tuah girl - achieved overnight fame after two words made her go viral on the internet but things have spiralled in recent days

Internet sensation Haliey Welch has come under heavy fire from NRL supremo Phil Gould following her meme coin disaster.