Revealed: people who signed up to Magacoin Trump cryptocurrency | Cryptocurrencies

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More than 1,000 people have signed up so far to the pro-Trump cryptocurrency magacoin, including conservative media personalities and Republican figures, the Guardian may have disclosed.

The news came after poor security settings on a website associated with magacoin exposed the email addresses, passwords, cryptocurrency wallet addresses and IP addresses of users who bought into what its proponents described as digital money for the MAGA community.

The data also revealed that the lion’s share of cryptocurrency so far made is intended for the self-described magacoin creator, a pro-Trump adviser who owns a cryptocurrency-related LLC, and a Super Pac affiliated with the same consultant.

The information, provided to the Guardian by a self -described hacktivist, reveals the reality around the cryptocurrency that the creators say it was made by America First Conservatives because of the failure of the Election Loss and a desire to fight back in by supporting MAGA candidates.

Most sign-ups have only 100 magacoins, the amount offered for free upon initial publicity upon early sign up that can take their share of 75 million MAGACOINS. The website, which points to widespread corrective errors about the 2020 election result, said it chose the number that represents the 75 million voters who were disenfranchised as of Nov. 3, 2020.

Other users, however, have more holdings, and at least some of them may have taken advantage of the cryptocurrencyencys Ambassador Program, where advocates offer 1000 free magacoins to approved hosts on radio, media personalities, bloggers and grassroots groups who signed up to help promote money to their audience.

An account with 1,500 magacoins was associated with the email address of rightwing broadcaster John Rush, whose Rush To Reason program aired on Denvers conservative station KXL.

Rush recently hosted his program with Marc Zelinka, whose Littleton, Colorado-based used car company, Carmart Inc., applied in April for a trademark for magacoin. Zelinka also manages the magacoin Facebook page, and is credited with conservative social media and Rushs as the creator of magacoin.

Another email address is associated with the Youth Federalist Initiative, an effort associated with the Colorado Republican party on youth engagement. The email suggests that the cryptocurrency is in the possession of Evan Underwood, a Colorado Republican activist, podcaster and head of the Colorado Federation of College Republicans.

Magacoin is connected to Daily Dot’s reporting on a North Carolina-based Trumpist political operation by Reilly ONeal, who is the principal of a North Carolina LLC, Magacoin Inc., which registered in April.

In a phone conversation, Zelinka, the self-described cryptocurrency creator, said that I no longer control it, and that she has already passed the cryptocurrency project on to ONeal.

The Guardian has discovered the broader connection between ONeal and the cryptocurrency.

Last month, a Super Pac called the Magacoin Victory Fund was registered with the Federal Election Commission. The Super Pacs primary mailing address is a post office box in Raleigh, North Carolina, which is also associated with several other ONeal-controlled companies and political entities.

According to the North Carolina state record, other companies headquartered in the PO box and controlled solely by ONeal include Rightside Lists LLC and part owner Mustard Seed Media LLC which owns Big League Politics.

On the front page of the magacoins and in the promotional emails it is announced that 10 Million MAGACOIN has been donated to the MAGACOIN Victory Fund, a SuperPAC created to support MAGA candidates across the country who will fight for individual rights, freedoms in religion, protects the unborn, the 2nd Amendment, freedom of speech and the entire America First Agenda.

The records reflect this gift, with 10 million magacoin associated with an email hosted in the domain of ONeals political consulting, Tidewater Strategies. Another Tidewater email address is associated with holders of more than 2m magacoin.

Another 2m magacoins were attributed to Zelinkas phone number and an old Zelinkas email address referring to his used car deal.

Previously, ONeal has worked on numerous North Carolina and national political campaigns, including the campaign of former pro-Trump judge and accused pedophilia Roy Moore.

His political consultancy, Tidewater Strategies, received substantial value from most Trumpist Republican candidates in the last election cycle, many of whom failed to win office.

ONeal also has a stake in the right-wing conspiracy to populate the Big League Politics (BLP) website through another of its companies, Mustard Seed Media.

The editor of that publication, Patrick Howley, was discredited in the witness stand in the trial of left-wing activists who focused on Howley and others conspiracy theories, in order to return the blame from James Fields after he kill Heather Heyer after the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville.

The BLP recently ran a major story on magacoin, promising that cryptocurrency will create an ecosystem where pro-Trump individuals can support pro-Trump businesses and candidates without using an instrument to finance that will benefit globalists.

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