Jason Calacanis calls meme coins a ‘giant scam’
Technology investor Jason Calacanis has called meme coins a “giant scam” while warning users that he has no involvement with tokens using his name or suggesting his endorsement. Calacanis said on Sept. 27 that he has “nothing to do with any meme coins and never will,” while identifying Bitcoin and Bittensors TAO as two crypto assets he sometimes discusses publicly. His post included a separate warning about impersonation and unsolicited investment messages. Calacanis said he would never ask followers through social media or direct messages to buy, sell or trade an asset. I have nothing to do with any meme coins and never will — I am a fan of bitcoin:native and bittensor:native and sometimes talk about those two projects. Memecoins are a giant scam and if the people running them successfully send money to my accounts I will donate the money to a… — @jason (@Jason) September 26, 2026 Jason Calacanis distances himself from meme coins Calacanis drew a clear distinction between discussing crypto assets and participating in meme-token projects. “I have nothing to do with any meme coins and never will,” he wrote. He added that any meme coins sent to accounts under his control would not change his position. Calacanis said funds successfully sent to him









