Kanye West, now known as Ye, the famous rapper and Bitcoin advocate, pulled back the curtain on a $2 million conspiracy.

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American rapper Kanye West revealed that scammers offered him $2 million to promote a fake ‘Ye’ token, which he declined.

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Ye reveals a scam offer, sparking suspicion that celebrities, including Drake and Doja Cat, promote fake crypto.

Kanye West, now known as Ye, has revealed that he turned down a $2 million offer to participate in an alleged crypto scam.

According to a tweet Kanye West shared on X (formerly Twitter) late Friday, he claimed he was approached by an entity that offered to pay $2 million if he launched a scam token.

Renowned American record producer reveals that he was offered $2 million to promote a fraudulent meme coin to his community.