Logan Paul

Blockchain investigator Stephen 'Coffeezilla' Findeisen may see Paul in court.

[being received](https://twitter.com/InfernoOmni/status/1610442892291764224), [some online](https://twitter.com/JakeSucky/status/1610441552148692998) are [mocking](https://twitter.com/MoistCr1TiKaL/status/1610444171961057287) his [tactic of pointing out](https://twitter.com/Dexerto/status/1610656551068377089) that, whether intentionally or not, he [hired fraudsters and scammers](https://twitter.com/theserfstv/status/1610473282230439936) to work on CryptoZoo. I reached out to Zach and got his story and then reached back out to Logan and his manager in response. He said a full reply is coming “when I organize my thoughts” while [trading blows](https://twitter.com/LoganPaul/status/1610416488850284544) with Paul online over the minutiae of the year-long investigation. You hired ‘em, ya fuckin’ idiot!” Piker goes on to call Paul’s claims in the video “compounding the Ls.” Yeah, that’s definitely one way to look at it. “The fact Logan is suing me instead of the criminals and con men he hired says it all,” Coffeezilla said. (Kotaku couldn’t independently verify these facts and the Johnson County District Court rep for the Records Office said that “there were no public records” for Zach Kelling.) Paul brings this up to cast aspersions on Kelling’s character and to insinuate that the things Kelling said in Coffeezilla’s videos—that he had 30 engineers working under him and was burning $50,000 a week on the CryptoZoo project—are completely false. Logan Paul ends his video by assuring viewers that CryptoZoo is still coming, in defiance of Coffeezilla’s claims that it’s not actually being made. In fact, we only lost money trying to pick up the pieces.” He describes former CryptoZoo lead developer Eddie Ibanez as a “con man who fooled billionaires, the Mormon Church, the owner of the New York Yankees, and now me.” He then casts aspersions on yet another one of Coffeezilla’s sources, a man named Emilio who Coffeezilla interviewed for his reports. Anyway, in his response video, Paul focuses on what he calls three “discrepancies” in Coffeezilla’s reports. In his video, Paul displays papers purporting to be official documents from the Johnson County Court in Kansas referencing Kelling’s alleged criminal charges.

In response to Coffeezilla's video series, Paul denies scamming his audience and said he has only lost money on his CryptoZoo game.

“The guy is good,” Paul said of the Coffeezilla CryptoZoo videos. He just wants to save his own reputation instead of cleaning up the mess that he and his team created.” “The fact Logan is suing me instead of the criminals and con-men he hired says it all,” Findeisen told Decrypt via direct message. Paul argued that Findeisen “published a defamatory hit piece fully knowing I was innocent.” “I’ll see you in court.” “That is patently false.” Paul said Kelling only had three engineers. [Binance Smart Chain](https://decrypt.co/resources/what-is-binance-smart-chain) launched in 2021 where users buy “eggs” that hatch into hybrid animals. In total, just six of the individuals claim to have collectively lost nearly $600,000. Such a lack of activity could be interpreted as abandonment. And Findeisen spoke with over six different people who claim to have lost thousands each from their CryptoZoo purchases. [Andrew Rossow](https://udayton.edu/directory/law/rossow_andrew.php) told Decrypt that because Paul is a public figure, he would need to prove “actual malice” or that Findeisen published the videos with a “reckless disregard for the truth” in order for a court to take Paul’s case seriously.

YouTube investigative journalist Coffeezilla made waves on social media after releasing a three-part series looking into Logan Paul's CryptoZoo project. After ...

Hasan also was stunned by Logan going after Coffeezilla’s credibility as a journalist. Paul opens the video by claiming Coffee’s judgment was “clouded” by his desire to go viral. Twitch star Hasan ‘Hasanabi’ Piker unloaded on Logan Paul after the social media star posted a response video to Coffeezilla over his investigation into his cryptocurrency project CryptoZoo.

Logan Paul posted a video to his personal YouTube channel digging into the allegations against him and "CryptoZoo."

In another screenshot shared by Coffeezilla on Twitter, Paul recently logged into the "CryptoZoo" Discord server to promise users some big updates and fixes to the game in 2023. He also included screenshots of a previous attempt to contact Logan Paul through social media and promised to issue a more thoughtful response in the future. Paul concluded by disputing Coffeezilla's claims that he'd tried to get in touch with Paul before the video series came out, then telling Coffeezilla point blank, "I suggest you use the money you got from pumping your Patreon to hire a good lawyer." In the evening of January 3, Logan Paul posted a video to his personal YouTube channel digging into the allegations against him and "CryptoZoo." Paul would go on to discredit another one of his investors before disputing claims that the game doesn't work as intended, showing footage of streamers hatching eggs within "CryptoZoo." The YouTuber then brushed off the fact that he worked with Kelling by saying that his hiring team dropped the ball in that regard — then claimed that another former "CryptoZoo" developer, Eddie Ibanez, has "fooled billionaires, the Mormon Church, the owner of the New York Yankees, and now, me."

In response to Coffeezilla's video series, Paul denies scamming his audience and said he has only lost money on his CryptoZoo game.

“The guy is good,” Paul said of the Coffeezilla CryptoZoo videos. He just wants to save his own reputation instead of cleaning up the mess that he and his team created.” “The fact Logan is suing me instead of the criminals and con-men he hired says it all,” Findeisen told Decrypt via direct message. Paul argued that Findeisen “published a defamatory hit piece fully knowing I was innocent.” “I’ll see you in court.” “That is patently false.” Paul said Kelling only had three engineers. [Binance Smart Chain](https://decrypt.co/resources/what-is-binance-smart-chain) launched in 2021 where users buy “eggs” that hatch into hybrid animals. In total, just six of the individuals claim to have collectively lost nearly $600,000. Such a lack of activity could be interpreted as abandonment. And Findeisen spoke with over six different people who claim to have lost thousands each from their CryptoZoo purchases. [Andrew Rossow](https://udayton.edu/directory/law/rossow_andrew.php) told Decrypt that because Paul is a public figure, he would need to prove “actual malice” or that Findeisen published the videos with a “reckless disregard for the truth” in order for a court to take Paul’s case seriously.

Logan Paul has revealed he was advised to “stay silent” for over a year as issues with the CryptoZoo team turned into a criminal investigation back in 2021.

“People relied on me to create the project, and when sh*t wasn’t working out and I found out the extent of just how bad things were behind the scenes… “The advice was that while the actual legal process was going on because of a criminal investigation taking place, I had to stay silent.” On the January 4 episode of Impaulsive, Logan revealed that he “crumbled internally” after finding out how bad the situation surrounding CryptoZoo became, and was advised to stay silent as it became a criminal investigation.

Wrestler Logan Paul has fired back at popular YouTuber Stephen Findeisen, a.k.a. Coffeezilla, following allegations of scamming investors.

In substantiating the criminal element, Paul alleged that Kelling had multiple run-ins with the law and Coffeezilla had not fact-checked the developer on purpose. However, Paul stressed that the team comprised only three developers, and the game was still under development. Interestingly, Coffeezilla insinuated that Paul’s team did not invest $1 million in creating the game as initially claimed. Based on Coffezzilla’s project analysis, he summed it up as a cash grab with no intention of delivering a final product. <…> Like many on this platform, you have successfully used my name for views and money. “You have used my name for views and money.

Logan Paul has finally apologized to friend George Janko over comments he made about Janko's religion and beliefs at the end of 2022.

“The fact that we were able to reach a common ground as we always do which is I think why I’m so comfortable being so blunt with you sometimes. People don’t think I believe in God. I’m not a f***king atheist, I believe in God. Following the episode, people were quick to jump online, one user calling the way he spoke about his friend’s beliefs as “absolutely disgusting.” Buddy god kicked me in the d**k as hard as he fucking could. As soon as it started happening I went there’s no way.”

American YouTube star Logan Paul took to his latest ImPaulsive podcast to apologize to George Janko, his friend and co-host, for making insensitive remarks ...

To read more about this story, click [here](https://www.sportskeeda.com/esports/why-coffeezilla-call-logan-paul-s-cryptozoo-biggest-scam-the-entire-controversy-explained). “I just am definitely questioning why we have to perpetuate a belief that is f**king silly. “Genuinely, I know people that hate me that treat me better about my faith than you and you’re my best friend… Buddy, God kicked me in the d**k as hard as he f**king could. "The following three weeks have been the hardest period of my f**king life. However, fans soon started to share the clip, causing further backlash toward Paul.