Adin Ross

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Adin Ross
Image: X profile avatar of @adinross
handle	@adinross
role	streamer
known for	crypto casino streams, MLG coin collapse, FaZe Banks dispute

Adin Ross is a Kick streamer whose crypto gambling broadcasts and role in the January 2025 MLG coin collapse made him one of the most contested celebrity figures in memecoin culture.

Contents

1 Crypto gambling streams
2 The MLG coin collapse
3 Later claims and losses
4 Cultural footprint
5 References

Adin Ross is an American livestreamer, best known for high audience broadcasts on Kick, whose gambling content and memecoin involvement made him a recurring and controversial presence in crypto coverage. Within the trenches he is discussed less as a trader than as a case study in what happens when mainstream streaming audiences meet meme coin mechanics.

Crypto gambling streams

Ross built part of his streaming brand on sponsored crypto casino content, broadcasting high stakes gambling sessions on platforms such as Stake. Critics cited in coverage of the practice argue that such streams market gambling to young viewers, with reports describing teenagers chasing losses after watching them. Those criticisms are directed at the sponsored gambling stream format and its promoters broadly, and Ross has continued the content amid them.

The MLG coin collapse

Ross's defining memecoin episode was MLG coin (360noscope420blazeit), a Solana token launched in October 2024 and promoted by Ross and FaZe Clan cofounder FaZe Banks. According to CCN and Yahoo Entertainment, aggressive endorsements helped push the coin from about 3 million dollars to over 150 million dollars in market capitalization in January 2025 before it collapsed toward zero, wiping out fan positions and triggering rug pull accusations across social media. In leaked screenshots that Ross confirmed were authentic, Banks blamed Ross, calling him a bad actor whose promotion had been used as exit liquidity. Banks stepped down as FaZe Clan CEO amid accusations that he manipulated the price. Ross denied orchestrating or participating in any rug, saying that if viewers thought MLG being rugged was him, he was sorry to tell them it was not. The competing accusations between the two men remain allegations; neither has been the subject of a public enforcement finding over the episode in the sources consulted.

Later claims and losses

Ross has repeatedly made his crypto results part of his content. Reports aggregating his statements say he claimed losses upwards of 37 million dollars across memecoin cycles and liquidations as of late 2025. In 2026, while promoting another memecoin, he claimed an attempted hack of his wallet originating from prison, a story covered by Cryptopolitan as an allegation by Ross rather than a verified event. As with all self reported figures from entertainers, his stated wins and losses are unaudited.

Cultural footprint

Ross is cited in trench culture as the archetype of celebrity flow: an audience so large that any coin he touches briefly becomes a market, and any collapse becomes a scandal with someone else's name attached. The MLG episode is a standard reference point in debates over celebrity coin wave accountability.

References

Category: People