YouTube megastar MrBeast has doubled down on not launching his own crypto coin as a “scam” appeared with his Feastables brand on.

As cryptocurrency has become increasingly popular over the last few years, a number of notable influencers have jumped on board.

YouTube megastar Jimmy ‘MrBeast’ Donaldson has hit out at those trying to launch their own crypto coins and “scam” his fans.

The 25-year-old, who has the most subscribed to channel on the video-sharing platform, has been linked with starting up his own crypto coin on a number of occasions.

Back in January, rumors swirled that MrBeast had launched his own coin after an image of a ‘MrBeast Feastables’ coin began circulating on social media.

Those rumors were quickly shot down by MrBeast, who took to Twitter to blast those behind the coin and insist that he had not launched a crypto coin.

Now, another MrBeast-themed memecoin has been launched, with the $FEAST coin being created and those behind it even tagging MrBeast on X, claiming that he was involved in the launch.

That prompted a fiery response from the YouTube megastar. “I DID NOT LAUNCH A COIN TAKE THIS DOWN AND STOP TRYING TO SCAM MY FANS,” he posted in reply.

“I AM NOT LAUNCHING A COIN, ANYONE SAYING I AM IS LYING.”

I DID NOT LAUNCH A COIN TAKE THIS DOWN AND STOP TRYING TO SCAM MY FANS. I AM NOT LAUNCHING A COIN, ANYONE SAYING I AM IS LYING

Given his online presence and popularity, MrBeast could very easily have a successful cryptocurrency of his own.

He’s clearly not a fan of the idea and is keeping fans aware of that.

Towards the end of 2024, Donaldson did come under fire for allegedly being involved in a “pump and dump” of coins that stemmed back to 2021.

YouTuber Coffeezilla highlighted a suspicion of “insider trading” on select coins that apparently led to MrBeast making over $10 million.

The MrBeast team denied any involvement from the YouTuber, stating that his wallet was managed by others.