Caitlyn Jenner Hit With Lawsuit Over Alleged $JENNER Crypto Pump-and-Dump Scheme

Caitlyn Jenner is being sued over her involvement with the cryptocurrency meme coin called $JENNER.

According to a new class action lawsuit obtained by TMZ, investors claim Jenner and her manager, Sophia Hutchins, promoted the coin heavily and encouraged fans to buy it, only for the project to quickly lose value.

The lawsuit was filed by a man named Lee Greenfield, who says he lost more than $40,000 after investing in the token. He claims Jenner described the coin as a serious long-term project and used social media posts to build excitement around it. The filing reportedly includes screenshots of posts where Jenner promoted the coin with phrases such as “We’re sending this coin to the moon!!!” and linked it to Donald Trump and MAGA-themed messaging.

Investors allege that shortly after launching $JENNER, Jenner began promoting another cryptocurrency called $BBARK. They claim this shift hurt confidence in the original token and caused its value to drop by about 75%.

The lawsuit also mentions crypto promoter Sahil Arora, who allegedly helped launch the coin. According to the filing, Arora was later accused of removing money from the project and contributing to the token’s collapse. Jenner reportedly criticized him publicly afterward, calling him a scammer, but investors say promotions tied to the coin continued.

The plaintiffs argue that investors were misled into believing the cryptocurrency had strong long-term potential while insiders allegedly profited through token sales and fees.

The lawsuit seeks financial compensation for investors who say they suffered losses after buying the coin. Jenner has not publicly responded to the claims in the lawsuit.