Trollface Creator Says Crypto ‘Diminishes’ Art, Rules Out Legal Action on $200M Meme Coin
Carlos Ramirez, aka Whynne, told Decrypt that he doesn’t want to be involved and won’t press legal action against the surging Troll meme coin.
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