Hayden Davis Strikes Again: LIBRA Meme Crash Architect Dives Back Into Meme Token Frenzy

The crypto world braces as Hayden Davis—infamous for engineering the LIBRA meme coin collapse—jumps back into the meme token arena. Is this a redemption arc or another pump-and-dump in disguise?

Meme coins tremble (or rally?) at the master's return

Market manipulator or misunderstood genius? Davis's track record suggests traders should buckle up for volatility. His last stunt wiped out 80% of LIBRA's value in 12 hours—but hey, 'it's just decentralized fun,' right?

Wall Street bankers clutch their pearls while counting their own manipulation fines

Active traders are already front-running his moves, creating the usual reflexive market chaos. Whether this ends in Lambos or tears, one thing's certain: the circus is back in town—and you're either the speculator or the exit liquidity.

Hayden Davis takes up BRYAN token

Hayden Davis is returning with small-scale trading for a token, just starting out. BRYAN is an extremely illiquid token, still building its liquidity against SOL. 

The wallets linked to Kelsier Ventures performed multiple small-scale purchases of BRYAN. 

As a result, the wallet now holds 3.83% of the BRYAN supply.

The token has not produced returns, and is still carrying only around $100K in its liquidity pair. The engagement from Kelsier Ventures positions the fund as an early buyer, as BRYAN is a relatively recent launch. 

Previously, Kelsier Ventures wallets interacted with BRYAN on multiple occasions. Currently, the Kelsier Ventures fund still holds $943.77K of BRYAN, after previously selling some of its holdings. 

At this point, Kelsier Ventures’ goal when it comes to BRYAN is uncertain. The token is down 99% from its January peak, and is trading on extremely low volumes. So far, Kelsier Ventures has made limited attempts to pump the token. 

Kelsier Ventures uses Kamino Lend for passive income, points

Even during the peak of the LIBRA scandal, Kelsier Ventures never fully abandoned the Solana economy. 

The remaining assets in Kelsier Ventures wallets were put to work on Kamino Lend, the growing Solana protocol. Previously, the fund deposited as much as $2.4M, achieving regular passive income from Kamino’s yield.

Some of the funds used on Kamino Lend came from proceeds of trading LIBRA and MELANIA. Despite the ongoing lawsuits, Kelsier Ventures has not been blocked from using its assets for short-term trades. 

Additionally, the fund is mining Kamino points, and may benefit from an eventual airdrop from the platform. 

Kelsier Ventures retains $5.87M in its known addresses, down from around $10M at the beginning of the year. While not trading aggressively, the fund still tries to use some of its remaining stablecoins. 

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