Listened to the first 20 minutes of this and here is my take:

I think Coffeezilla has to find a new thing to look after. His accusation, that memecoin insiders are unfairly rugging retail is applying an external motivation to this sector.

Everybody already knows that everybody trades on insider information and everybody is OK with this. This is common knowledge. If you're still jumping into memecoins thinking that this is "a regulated capital market, I have some form of protection here" I'm sorry, but you deserve to lose all your money because you've done not even a minute of research. I don't think we can still play this as "deceiving retail investors." Come on, I'm sure one ChatGPT or Google query can clarify the risks exhaustively.

So I think Coffeezilla can't really accuse anyone credibly.

I also think all the casino grifters who are now complaining about Milei rugging LIBRA are full of shit. This was literally the risk that they all signed up for. If the coin had done a 2x, nobody would have complained. It's all just complaining about losing the game. Weak loser behavior.

At the same time, I'm honestly really happy that we've reached this stage of memecoin trading because it was obviously going to happen. I mean, you now even have memecoin launchers criticizing memecoin launchers [1]. We need to let consistency reign here. This shit needs to end and this is how it ends, and if you're still investing your hard earned money on this grift, you're an idiot and you should get professional help

1: https://news.kiwistand.com/stories/How-to-start-a-scam-meme-coin-(and-what-to-avoid)?index=0x67b087bd00f9acc780a4e2d877f66f3eb6007d71087df8322841e887c3cde7d65cd06d60

Getting this kind of information out into the public is what will kill these crazy things. So let Coffeezilla accuse them of unfairly rugging. Who will still want to play the casino if the public is better educated about the fact that these things are not fair at all?

Hearing this interview is making me sick about the attitude of people like Hayden.

The question here is, is there any "fair launch" in crypto or is that just some bullshit catchphrase people throw around? Can anything truly good come out of this?