Keith Gill, known as 'Roaring Kitty,' is facing a class action lawsuit alleging he manipulated GameStop (GME) shares and committed securities fraud. The lawsuit, filed in the Eastern District of New York by Martin Radev, accuses Gill of engaging in a 'pump and dump' scheme. This is not the first time Gill has faced such allegations, as a similar suit was filed against him in 2021. The current lawsuit claims Gill's actions, including tweeting a meme, led to artificially inflated stock prices, causing financial harm to investors.
Everyone got their panties in a bunch over @TheRoaringKitty getting sued in the Eastern District of NY by Martin Radev over claims of a “pump and dump” regarding $GME @GameStop Relax, this will get thrown out quicker than it got filed…
Class action lawsuit filed against Keith Gill alleging he manipulated GME shares. I recall a suit making similar claims was filed back in 2021. Not sure how it panned out: https://t.co/ME4xX1gSML
They’re suing @TheRoaringKitty for securities fraud ‼️‼️ When they gonna sue Bill Ackman for pump and dumping stocks before COVID??!?! https://t.co/4zZGsalIpZ
Roaring Kitty is being hit with a class action lawsuit for tweeting a meme. Stock investors are soft. Memecoin investors get scammed day in and day out and don’t do a damn thing about it. https://t.co/fEJXll23OX
Leave @TheRoaringKitty alone, CT a whole new world for this guy to have fun firing off lawsuits at people for artificially inflating prices sahilio https://t.co/lgUBjDytkz
$GME The clown who tried suing me is going after @TheRoaringKitty now. Hit up my lawyer Mathew Aaron Ford. He’s the best out there. https://t.co/0g3aIf3acJ https://t.co/Vc04d8xvJB