On 29 June, Tommy Robinson ‘pumped’ a meme coin on behalf of his son. In the aftermath, the coin’s holders began selling off what they had – i.e. ‘dumping’ it. In other words, it looks a lot like your textbook ‘pump and dump’ scheme: Update: The meme coin Tommy Robinson's promoted has now fallen roughly 96%. The coin has experienced several smaller spikes followed by rapid sell-offs. https://t.co/ICuyZsAqMB pic.twitter.com/cHnZRfnxE7 — Gadget (@Gadget440) June 30, 2026 To those in the know, Robinson’s post gave off ‘pump and dump’ vibes. If you’re unfamiliar with this form of online scam, the Financial Conduct Authority…