Popular YouTuber Coffeezilla, known for his crypto exposés, has sunk his teeth into another potential scam: Rabbit AI. This AI firm, riding a recent wave of success, is facing accusations of orchestrating a shady NFT project in its past life.

Coffeezilla's investigation pulls back the curtain on Rabbit AI's former identity – Cyber Manufacture Co. This company, according to his findings, raised a cool $6 million for an NFT project called Gama. However, Rabbit AI's CEO, Jesse Lyu, seems to have amnesia about this venture. Lyu has gone on record distancing Rabbit AI from crypto, claiming Gama was just a "fun little project" during the pandemic.

But Coffeezilla isn't buying it. He unearthed recordings where Lyu himself outlined ambitious plans for Gama, including million-dollar investments and a fantastical "Gamaverse." These grandiose ideas paint a different picture than Lyu's casual dismissal.

The $6 million raised for Gama also raises eyebrows. Coffeezilla questions where this money went, especially considering Rabbit AI's recent success – a viral product launch and a hefty $30 million venture capital haul.

Coffeezilla isn't alone in his skepticism. Others, like WeGPT's CEO, have labeled Rabbit AI's offerings a "scam," suggesting it's more about a quick buck than groundbreaking technology.

This Rabbit hole goes deeper. Coffeezilla isn't the first to expose a crypto influencer's shady dealings. Last year, he tackled Logan Paul's "CryptoZoo" project, which promised a lucrative NFT breeding game but allegedly fizzled out after launch.

With Coffeezilla shining a light on Rabbit AI's past, the question remains: is this company built on a foundation of broken promises and abandoned dreams? Only time will tell if Rabbit AI can hop away from these accusations or if its past catches up to it.