Andrew Tate struggles to pump memo coins during a Florida criminal investigation

Andrew Tate was able to pump Daddy’s coins just 17% yesterday despite his best efforts to strike the tokens amid “now active criminal investigations” from Florida law enforcement.

Tate is Really Stick to the “matrix” by adding another tokencil to a large number of pumps and dumps.

Dad’s market capitalization was around $29.4 million at 3:40pm. Tate then shared the token address with X at 3:49pm, and after 30 minutes it rose 17% to $34.5 million. Then it fell by 11% over the next hour.

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For five minutes, token volume peaked at $328,167, but plunged to $21,233 at 4pm at 10 minutes. The overall volume of Pump Fan, the memo coin platform Dad has been created, has declined overall this year, along with its revenue and the number of staged tokens.

Tate Brothers are undergoing criminal investigations in the US

Tate and his brother Tristan left Romania last week and flew to the US after prosecutors lifted the travel ban amid pressure from the Donald Trump administration. In Romania, the brothers are charged with forming criminal gangs focusing on human trafficking, rape, sexual intercourse with minors and sexual exploitation.

Now it appears that Tates may have voluntarily handed over to the United States as he effectively faces a criminal investigation from Florida Attorney General James Usmieer.

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He said, “Based on a thorough review of the evidence, I have directed the prosecutor’s office to execute a search warrant and issue a subpoena in a currently active criminal investigation against the Tate brothers.”

In the US, the brothers are also facing civil lawsuits of victims who claimed they used the delinquent lawsuit to trafficking people into sexual work and using delinquent lawsuits to withdraw testimony to Romanian authorities.

Online users are paying attention to Florida being able to issue the death penalty to convicted pedophiles. However, the sibling must be convicted of committing or conspiring to commit sexual battery against a child under the age of 12.

The Tate brothers denied all allegations, and their legal team argued that Usmeier “threw the ethical law out the window” when he launched an investigation that was “inflammatory” and “biased.”