MBI
MEME BUREAU
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MBI
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The legitimate $MBI token was launched on Pump.fun under a single verified contract address. Always cross-reference the contract against the official one posted on our X before buying. Copycat tickers will rug you. NGMI if you do.
| Date Platform Launched | January 2024 ($Pump.fun) |
| Place of Birth | United Kingdom |
| Nationality | British-Israeli |
| Age | 24 |
| Sex | Male |
| Race | White (Ashkenazi Jewish) |
| Hair | Black |
| Eyes | Brown |
| Background | Co-Founder & COO of Baton Corporation Ltd. (operator of Pump.fun) |
| Co-Defendants | Dylan Kerler (CTO) · Noah Bernhard Hugo Tweedale (CEO) |
| Affiliated Platform | Pump.fun (Solana memecoin launchpad) |
| Notable Tokens Launched via Platform | $PNUT, $FRED, $FWOG, $GRIFFAIN · thousands more |
| Alleged Total Fees Extracted | ~$500,000,000 |
| Active Litigation | Aguilar v. Baton Corp. Ltd. (SDNY, 1:25-cv-00880) |
| Notable Admission | "most people lose money…just like gambling" |
| Blockchain | Solana |
| Languages | English, CT-fluent |
The Bureau is offering up to 1,000,000 $MBI for verified, on-chain information leading to the recovery of platform-victim funds and the public accountability of Alon Cohen and Baton Corporation Ltd.
Cohen's X account was suspended in June 2025 in a wave of action against memecoin platforms. The launch of the $PUMP token in 2025 saw the price drop approximately 42% by year-end. Cohen has publicly denied multiple rumors about token launches and airdrops in the lead-up to disputed releases.
On January 30, 2025, plaintiffs filed Aguilar v. Baton Corporation Ltd. in the Southern District of New York, alleging that Pump.fun and its three co-founders — Cohen (COO), Dylan Kerler (CTO), and Noah Bernhard Hugo Tweedale (CEO) — sold unregistered securities and earned approximately $500 million in fees from facilitating "pump-and-dump schemes." The original complaint cited the $PNUT token specifically, alongside $FRED, $FWOG, and $GRIFFAIN. Court filings allege Cohen and Tweedale directly profited from the platform's fee structure.
In January 2026, Burwick Law refiled an expanded complaint with approximately 5,000 private messages added as new evidence. Among them, Cohen allegedly admitted in private: "We made it easy for ordinary people to trade small coins worth under $50,000, but this also exposed everyone to an extremely low probability of winning, just like gambling." A separate suit filed in July 2025 compared the platform to "a slot machine" and accused it of operating an illegal gambling business. The platform's daily revenue dropped from highs of $9-15M to averages of ~$4M as litigation expanded.
If you have any information concerning this person, including wallet addresses, transaction hashes, or insider communications, please contact the Bureau through the official channels below.
Field Office: Memecoin Forensics Division
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