What Is ‘F*ck Jake Paul’ Token, and Why Is Ben Askren Promoting It?

The cryptocurrencies in today’s dynamic world economy have accrued attention from one and all. Moreover, the renowned combat sports personalities, too, are keeping themselves updated with what’s happening in the crypto markets. That said, recently, the ex-UFC welterweight, Ben Askren promoted his rival, Jake Paul, and the upcoming cryptocurrency token named ‘F*ck Jake Paul’ token’.

Paul and Askren share a great rivalry. The duo even stepped inside the squared circle earlier this year to settle their beef. Askren, who was a supposed favorite, went on the canvas after getting hit by the first power punch coming from the YouTuber’s hands. With that, he viciously lost the fight and never really came out to trash-talk Paul again.

But recently, he couldn’t sustain himself from taking a dig at ‘The Problem Child’ and the new crypto token in his name.

“I dont really understand why people like s**tcoins, but at least this one has a great name. The F*ck Jake Paul Token (FJAKE) goes on presale Friday. #NotFinancialAdvice” wrote Askren on his Twitter.

It’s still unclear whether ‘The Problem Child’ came up with the idea of launching a token in his name. Nevertheless, this ‘F*ck Jake Paul’ token is already doing rounds on social media. And with Askren’s latest tweet on the same, it has become even bigger than expected.

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There’s a dedicated Twitter handle for Jake Paul‘s token. It mentions a one-liner on its Twitter wallpaper, “The first cryptocurrency to monetize the hatred of Jake Paul.”

Jake Paul – The undeniable star of the game

Over the past few months, ‘The Problem Child’ has turned into a mammoth boxing sensation. In his short yet attractive boxing run, Paul has clicked the right chord to become a household name in the game.

He also got surrounded by a fleet of controversies, but all of it has only increased his persona in this cracking fight game.

Also, now that he has a cryptocurrency token in his name, there’s no stopping for Paul. It’ll be intriguing to see whether the YouTuber-turned boxer comes up and reveals whether he himself came up with his token. Or was it something concocted by his haters?

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