In his message to followers on Platform X, Ronaldinho wrote: “It’s time for cryptocurrencies to go mainstream,” and asked his audience to join him.
Time for crypto to go mainstream, who’s with me?
— Ronaldinho (@10Ronaldinho) June 23, 2024
However, this tweet caused outrage among the “crypto detective” ZachXBT. He questioned the integrity of the footballer’s intentions, suggesting that his post could be a sign of financial problems, if not bankruptcy. ZachXBT reminded the public that the football star has been involved in numerous pump and dump schemes in the past. The crypto enthusiast mentioned several cryptocurrency projects that Ronaldinho previously promoted: World Cup Inu (WCI), Atari Chain, Lord Society NFT and Baby Doge memecoin.
Is this a translation for you are bankrupt again?
In case you forgot here are all of the crypto projects you pump and dumped over the years. pic.twitter.com/VvVRQR6tKt
— ZachXBT (@zachxbt) June 24, 2024
Last year, Ronaldinho denied his involvement in the 18kRonaldinho cryptocurrency pyramid, which raised $61 million from investors. The creators of the project promised users a daily profit of 2% on their investments, using Ronaldinho’s name to increase confidence. At a hearing before the Brazilian Congress, Ronaldinho claimed that his name and photographs were used without permission.
Recall that recently former American football player from the New England Patriots professional club Rob Gronkowski agreed to pay $1.9 million to investors affected by the bankruptcy of crypto lender Voyager Digital.
Source: Bits

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