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Hawk Tuah Twitter Account Sale

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Updated Jul 15, 2025 at 12:40PM EDT by Zach.

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Hawk Tuah Twitter Account Sale, also known as Haliey Welch Twitter Account Ownership Change, refers to memes and discourse about the Hawk Tuah Girl, Haliey Welch, purportedly selling her Twitter / X account in early July 2025. The account was renamed from "HawkCoinX" to "Up Only Memes" or "UpOnlyMemes" on July 9th, with the profile picture changed to show a Pepe character. The original account, however, was not her primary one, @halieywelchx, which was banned in March 2025. The @HawkCoinX account was primarily used for the meme coin, which Welch said she did not have control over. Following the account rebrand in July 2025, many internet users eulogized the Hawk Tuah Girl and discussed reasons as to why she would sell her account, with many tying it back to her crypto rug pull controversy from December 2024.

Origin

Haliey Welch, also known as the "Hawk Tuah Girl," became embroiled in a crypto controversy in late December 2024, which led to her primary X account, @HalieyWelchX, being suspended in March 2025.[7]

On July 9th, 2025, several internet users noted that the account dedicated to Haliey Welch's meme coin, @HawkCoinX, had been taken over by a page called "Up Only Memes." X[1] user @notnullptr posted a screenshot of the Hawk Tuah Girl's X[6] account, now renamed to @UpOnlyMemes.


X user @notnullptr tweeted a screenshot of the X account "Up Only Memes," noting that it previously belonged to the "Hawk Tuah Girl," Haliey Welch.

Spread

On July 9th, 2025, X[2] user @brndxix posted a screenshot of the Hawk Tuah Girl's old tweets, now featuring a new username and profile picture. The caption on the post read, "hawk tuah sold her account 🕊️," and gathered over 2,000 likes in a day.


X user @brndxix posted a screenshot of the Hawk Tuah Girl's old tweets, now featuring a new username and profile picture. The caption on the post read, "hawk tuah sold her account 🕊️"

That same day, X[3] user @willsgardevoir posted a tweet jokingly calling Hawk Tuah lost media, gathering over 5,000 likes in a day.


On July 9th, X user @willsgardevoir posted a tweet jokingly calling "Hawk Tuah":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/hawk-tuah-girl "lost media":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/subcultures/lost-media, gathering over 5,000 likes in a day.

Also on July 9th, 2025, X[4] user @NopeSignal posted a clip of DocOc saying "You're not Hawk Tuah" in tweet quoting Haliey Welch's account's new owner, "Up Only Memes," gathering over 4,000 likes in a day.


X user @NopeSignal posted a clip of DocOc saying "You're not Hawk Tuah" in tweet quoting Haliey Welch's account's new owner, "Up Only Memes."

Later that day, X[5] user @CantEverDie theorized about why Haliey Welch may have "sold" her X account, writing, "as the haliey welch fan, she stated on a recent podcast that she never had control of her twitter account and when the scamcoin ordeal went down the people behind her account stole it from her lol." The post gathered over 2,000 likes in a day.


On July 9th, 2025, X user @CantEverDie tweeted, "as the haliey welch fan, she stated on a recent podcast that she never had control of her twitter account and when the scamcoin ordeal went down the people behind her account stole it from her lol."

Hawk Tuah Girl's Rug Pull Scandal

Hawk Tuah Girl's $HAWK Meme Coin Rug Pull Scandal, also known as $HAWK Token Rug Pull Controversy, refers to an online controversy involving an alleged rug pull (a cryptocurrency scam in which developers withdraw liquidity or suddenly abandon a project, resulting in the token’s price devaluing immensely) surrounding Hawk Tuah Girl Haliey Welch's meme coin $HAWK. The meme coin was launched on the Solana (SOL) blockchain in early December 2024, soaring to a market cap of roughly $500 million before crashing below $60 million in just 20 minutes, which sparked rumors that Welch's team reportedly held 97 percent of the token supply and immediately started selling upon launch, liquidifying the cryptocurrency. Welch tweeted about the rug pulling rumors after they spread online, stating her team had not "sold one token and not 1 KOL was given 1 free token." Investigations into the incident over the following day allegedly pointed to "snipers" (crypto investors who buy vast quantities of new meme tokens) being to blame for the crash. Two months after the scandal, in February 2025, Welch released an episode of her podcast "Talk Tuah" alongside streamer Faze Banks, to address the situation, claiming she was approached by a supposed industry expert who promised the project would be legitimate, long-term, and partially fund her charity.


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External References

[1] Twitter / X – notnullptr

[2] Twitter / X – brndxix

[3] Twitter / X – willsgardevoir

[4]  Twitter / X – NopeSignal

[5] Twitter / X – CantEverDie

[6] Twitter / X – UpOnlyMemes

[7] Indy100 – Hawk Tuah Girl Suspended


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