Logan Paul\'s CryptoZoo Investors Still Waiting on Refunds: 8 Months Later

Investors in Logan Paul\'s troubled NFT gaming project CryptoZoo are reportedly still waiting for any specific details on the promised refund, even after 8 months. What happened to the millions promised? This article delves into the ongoing saga of CryptoZoo and the frustrated investors still seeking restitution.

Six months ago, YouTuber Logan Paul faced significant controversy for allegedly scamming his audience with an NFT game project called CryptoZoo, which was marketed as a play-to-earn game. The core promise was that users could breed and trade digital creatures ("Eggs") to earn cryptocurrency. However, the game never materialized as promised, leaving many investors with worthless NFTs and broken promises.

Despite sharing plans to compensate $1.5 million to the investors, no money has been returned even eight months later by Logan Paul. One month later, the influencer was slapped with a class-action lawsuit alleging that Paul and his team misled and “rug pulled” CryptoZoo buyers.

The original plan involved a 1000 Ether (ETH) refund (worth approximately $1.93 million at the time of the announcement, but less now due to crypto market fluctuations). But what exactly did this refund promise entail? Investors remain largely in the dark, receiving little to no communication about the process or timeline.

The lack of transparency and the continued absence of refunds raise serious questions about the future of CryptoZoo and Logan Paul\'s commitment to rectifying the situation. Are investors ever going to see their money back? We will continue to update this page as more information becomes available.

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