American comedian William Banks, who calls himself Robin Hood, runs a meme token scam and donates money to Palestine.
Banks has issued at least four cryptocurrencies on the network Solana (SOL) to raise funding for his project. One of the coins William created was the White Moses (MOSES) memecoin. When the asset's price reached its maximum of $257, Banks sold $14,400 worth of tokens, causing the coin's price to drop by 75%. The cryptocurrency's price then corrected, but the comedian finished it off by getting rid of $17,540 and $3,800 worth of MOSES.
By his actions, Banks carried out a fraudulent scheme called Rug pull , and the people who bought his tokens suffered big losses. However, William is not worried about this:
I don't like cryptocurrencies and memecoins. I think there's something sinister about them, something weird about it. I think the crypto industry is mired in fraud, and it's bad for society.
Banks recently reported that he made $50,000 from dumping his memecoins. He donated the money to charities helping Palestinians. In particular, the comedian donated to activists providing refugees with food, water, and medicine.
Organizations to which Banks has donated money
Banks's religious beliefs are unknown. In his comedy work, he has mocked atheists and claimed to be a Christian, Jew, and Muslim, and has worn a necklace with a Star of David, a crucifix, and a crescent moon. According to William's donations, he supports the Palestinians in the armed conflict in the Middle East.
