American media personality Caitlyn Jenner has joined the ranks of celebrities leveling accusations against memecoin collaborator Sahil Arora, alleging that she and others were "scammed" in the wake of a string of peculiar celebrity token launches on May 26.

Jenner's X account, responding to inquiries about Sahil Arora's involvement in the JENNER token launch, posted a blunt message: "F*** SAHIL! He scammed us! BIG TIME."

The controversial launch of the JENNER token garnered significant attention, with its market capitalization soaring to $43 million within the initial 24 hours, according to DEX Screener. However, the token's value has since plummeted by 52.8% to $20.3 million.

Despite the fallout with Arora, Jenner emphasized that it doesn't signal an end to her support for and investment in the JENNER token, asserting that it "isn't going anywhere but up," as stated by the former Olympic gold medal-winning decathlete.

Nevertheless, Jenner suggested that Sahil Arora has distanced himself from the project for the time being, stating, "But Sahil appears to be fully out, at the moment."

Within the cryptocurrency community, there remains speculation about the authenticity of Jenner's posts.

Notably, American rapper "Rich the Kid" (Dimitri Leslie Roger) alleged that his X account was hacked by Arora, who purportedly used it to promote the newly launched "RICH" token. "This guy pretty much made a pump-and-dump and dumped all the money into his account and blocked me," Rich the Kid claimed.

Jenner hinted at potential reluctance among celebrities to participate in future coin launches orchestrated by Arora, based on her conversations.

Furthermore, keen-eyed users on X observed a correlation between a cryptocurrency wallet address shared by Jenner and one used by adult content creator Kazumi, who also faced suspicions of hacking while promoting the "ZUMI" token on May 20.

This discovery prompted pseudonymous cryptocurrency sleuth Roxo to link Arora to both token launches, suggesting that he "socially engineered" Jenner's team into promoting the JENNER token. Roxo alleged that after the token launch, Arora swiftly sold off tokens from the deployer wallet, as well as additional tokens acquired through undisclosed means.

However, on-chain data indicates that there hasn't been a significant dump of tokens—at least not yet.