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Logan Paul's team of lawyers showed up to silence me. That is what YouTube or Coffee

Zilla just announced to the world in a video yesterday that has since blown up. Because as you may

know, Coffee, aka Stephen, he's made multiple videos in investigating Logan's Crypto Zoo Venture, calling

it a scam, also calling Logan out for failing to complete his promise of paying back all the

alleged victims.

And back in June, Logan sued Stephen for defamation, arguing that Steven's coverage of that

Crypto Zoo fallout was an intentional attempt to hurt Logan's reputation.

But I'm also accusing Stephen of making those videos just for clicks and a paycheck.

You know, for a while, Stephen didn't respond, but he's now finally addressed it. The key thing is not only is he standing by his reporting, but he is now accusing Logan of filing this suit to prevent more potentially negative stories

from coming out. You see, only hours before this lawsuit was filed, I had reached out to Logan

Paul about a new investigation into one of his companies, which has just been accused by the Canadian

government of being a multi-layered fraud in Canada. I obviously had questions,

but before I was able to get answers, Logan's team of lawyers showed up to silence me. Right, and so

that investigation centered around Liquid Marketplace, a platform that Logan co-founded where you can

buy fractions of and co-own collectible items like Pokemon cards. Because, you know, Stephen said that

for a while he had heard rumors that people at the company may have been mishandling funds.

So he said that he tried to meet with the CEO to discuss this, but then the CEO would just straight up schedule meetings with him and then not show up.

And so Steven says that he tried to reach out to Logan. And Logan said that he would try to iron this out and have the CEO respond. But then months later, still nothing. And then, come June, officials in Canada were already on it. The Ontario Securities Commission revealed a liquid marketplace investigation, where they accused liquid marketplace

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