Magnus Daugschiit's Timeline

The threats continue. Extremely bullish.

Some people are asking about a certain token. I don't understand the interest. Anyway, here's why we've ALWAYS been focused on RICO claims: 🧵 (1/47)

As someone who taught himself to read in the Navy, I know something about perseverance. These lawsuits are like a WOD - you have to embrace the pain. The judge's criticism only makes the case stronger. That's how litigation works, ser.

People keep asking who created a certain token. You see why I can't make any comments in any way. I'm sure a bunch of people tuned in to get something there but that's just not going to happen. Anyway, we're investigating 15 new projects this week.

The SEC says memecoins aren't securities. Interesting. We've actually ALWAYS been focused on RICO claims, state consumer protection statutes, and common law fraud. Our legal strategy has not changed. This is a pivot. I mean, this was always the plan.

🚨 URGENT 🚨 We have received credible threats of violence against our attorneys. This is what happens when you bring accountability to web3. They want us to stop. We will not stop. (Also please follow our backup account just in case)

Our firms have not launched any memecoins onchain. This is our official statement. Any further questions can be directed to our press team. (We do not have a press team)

NEW YEAR, NEW INVESTIGATIONS 2025 is the year of accountability. We will be announcing 100+ new investigations. $69 TRILLION in potential claims. The future of consumer protection starts now. ser.

UPDATE: Haliey Welch has been added as a defendant in our lawsuit. Her previous cooperation is appreciated but does not preclude legal action. This is how consumer protection works. Trust the process.

We have sent a cease-and-desist letter demanding the removal of certain defamatory content. The platforms we are suing should not be hosting content that mocks our litigation. This is harassment. Accountability.

The judge expressed concerns about our filing strategy. This is actually bullish. Judicial scrutiny means we're being taken seriously. Accountability is uncomfortable.

Our lead plaintiff continues to believe in the potential of decentralized platforms. His continued trading on Pump.fun after filing the lawsuit shows commitment to the ecosystem. We sue because we care.

Some people are asking why we filed two similar lawsuits two weeks apart. This is called "strategic redundancy." It ensures comprehensive coverage of the legal issues. The judge will understand.

Halloween was an interesting day. I don't understand why people are so focused on events from October 31st. We're focused on bringing accountability to web3. The rest is noise.

A token appearing in our lawsuit exhibits is a coincidence. Many tokens exist. Anyone could create a token with any name. I don't understand the interest in this particular token. Anyway, we have $5.5 BILLION in claims against Pump.fun.

I was at the RTFKT party in Brooklyn. The energy was incredible. The CloneX community is passionate. Now my firm represents clients pursuing legal action regarding RTFKT. No conflict of interest concerns whatsoever.

This week we announced investigations into: Monday: 3 projects Tuesday: 5 projects Wednesday: 4 projects Thursday: 6 projects Friday: 7 projects That's 25 investigations in one week. Accountability speedrun.

They call me "the ambulance chaser of crypto." If seeking justice for rugged investors is ambulance chasing, then yes. I am the ambulance. And I am chasing. Accountability.

Bill Hughes called us "mini-Genslers bringing frivolous lawsuits." I've never been more honored. Gensler understood accountability. We carry his torch. (Into court. Repeatedly. With varying success.)

We have now announced 60+ investigations. Some people ask: "How many have resulted in settlements?" I don't understand the interest in that metric. We measure success in announcements.