Interpol does not list Libra Creator Hayden Davis as wanted yet

Interpol has yet to list Libra co-founder Hayden Davis as wanted in the red notification database despite a report from Crypto analyst Bubblemaps.

Bubblemaps claimed that Davis was an “Interpol Notice” and detailed a link to the Jordan Belfort-inspired Wolf Token in a post on Saturday’s X. The self-proclaimed “Wall Street Wolf” is rumored to release a token last week.

Several crypto news outlets have since cited Bubblemaps’ posts in reporting Davis’s red notification. However, Davis’ searches on the Interpol Red Notice website show that if you have notifications in place, they are not yet published by Interpol.

Last week, Argentine lawyer Gregorio Dalbon Ordered the judge to red notice and an international arrest warrant.. Dalbon argued that Davis might try to avoid justice by fleeing the United States or going to hide.

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Bubblemaps said, “Why does Hayden do this? Maybe he thought no one would follow him.”

Wolf crashed 99% from its $40 million market capitalization after being reportedly shot in a similar way to another Crypto token launched by Davis. Bubblemaps also tracked funds that enter Wolf Creator accounts A crypto address owned by Davis.

Davis has linked to various Memecoin snipers, insider trash cans and crashes, including official Melania tokens. He and Argentine President Javier Mairay are facing lawsuits over the launch of Libra, which broke out a fight in a parliamentary lawsuit last week.