"It's called looking for a crash, later there will be no new fans to know the sky is high or low."
Popular YouTuber Coffeezilla claims Khabib Nurmagomedov, the legendary former UFC champion, cheated his followers by promoting a non-fungible token (NFT) fraud scheme, where he said he would give access to a "private club" in addition to being able to mine Bitcoin (BTC).
Khabib is said to have signed an agreement with GoMining to launch the NFT which will provide access to the BTC mining industry to ordinary users including rewarding GMT token holders.
According to the project's website, each NFT will serve as a ticket to Khabib's private events held several times a year and is supported by 29 terahas* per second of computing power and an energy efficiency of 35 watts per terahash.
*Hash rate per second is important because it determines how long it takes to complete a block
The hash rate of 29 TH/s refers to Khabib's historic 29-0 record in martial arts which also recorded 13 victories in the UFC before retiring from the sport.
Even so, Coffeezilla warned Khabib not to deceive his fans and that he should return to the ring if he wants to make money.
This is because Khabib is said to be the same as dozens of celebrities, athletes and other professional fighters who want to take advantage of his brand to sell digital collections for his own benefit.
According to UFC commentator and podcaster Joe Rogan, the UFC has promoted various crypto initiatives including smart contract platform L1 VeChain and crypto exchange CryptoCom and he thinks the United States (US) government may be 'scared' of BTC.
