Hawk Tuah Star Haliey What breaks the silence with an incredible reaction to the crypto scandal to a career

Haliey Welch broke her silence over the cryptocurrency scandal, which almost ended her career last year.

In an interview with Vanity Fair, the 22-year-old said that her feelings had been “injured” by the controversy, which led to many of her fans lost money from her unfortunate Hawk-Memecoin.

'Half of the people who did it were my fans. They trusted me how they led them to it, ”she told the publication.

“And I don't know … it really hurt my feelings when it turned out how it did. I wish it hadn't happened. '

What continued and admitted that she didn't even “understand” crypto, but had learned a valuable lesson from the tortur.

“You have to be really careful what you connect your name and you definitely need to know what to get involved with if you agree to do so. I should have done that beforehand,” she said.

“I just feel bad for everyone who has lost money. All my comments, when you read them, say people:” Oh, well, I have lost a lot of money in it. Now my children have to go without things. “I don't know. I have the feeling that I really do it. '

The group behind the Memecoin of the Social Media Star, which had fallen dramatically just a few hours after the start, was sued last year after not registering the cryptocurrency, according to the court files.

Memecoins are types of cryptocurrency inspired by viral internet issues. They originally started as a joke and were used for entertainment purposes, but have now gained value in recent years.

WHERE $ HAWK Memecoin reached a high of 490 million US dollars shortly after his introduction on Wednesday before it dropped to 91 percent within three hours.

You and the group behind the medal were then accused of a “carpet pull” in which the creators of a Meme-based cryptocurrency project suddenly give it up and let the investors' money be canceled and left to be worthless.

Although Welch was not mentioned in the lawsuit, she left the counter -reaction that she received after the crypto crash, left her out of the public eye for months.

She also temporarily stopped her Tawk Tuah-Podcast, which was the most popular non-political podcast in America at a time.

Talk Tuah was originally under Jake Paul's company Bon, but he separated with which after her crypto controversy.

What has restarted the show since then.

As what a comment from Dailymail.com was contacted last December, she said that she was “obliged” to solve the crypto scandal.

“I take this situation very seriously and want to address my fans, the investors concerned and the wider community,” she said.

“I cooperate completely and am obliged to help the legal team to represent the affected persons and uncover the truth, to hold the responsible parties into account and to solve this matter.”

On March 31, the SEC concluded an investigation from Welch and found “no evidence” against the influencer.

What spoke last year before her Memecoin start with Fortune and insisted that the company was “not just a money grave”.

She also said that Crypto “a good way to interact with the fans” and that she would be interested in it by rapper Lil Pump.

What was interested in Crypto for the first time in September when she bizarre appeared as the main speaker in the Korea Blockchain Week Forbes in Seoul, South Korea.

The blonde, born in Tennessee, jumped to fame for the first time in June after a clip of her gave a humorous sex tip during a street interview in Nashville.

She quickly collected millions of followers on social media and started a successful line of goods.

Her talk -Tuah -podcast also became one of the most popular shows in the country, and at some point in the USA behind Tucker Carlson and Joe Rogan, third place was taken.