A public dispute has emerged between blockchain investigator ZachXBT and rapper Waka Flocka Flame over allegations involving the Fomo app. The confrontation followed Fomo co-founder Se Yong Park’s statement that the platform had reached 1 million swaps in a day. Waka questioned how the figure was calculated, whether users were treated differently and whether Fomo functioned as an "extraction vehicle" for its operators and associates. He later urged users to delete the app and avoid the people behind it. ZachXBT responded by citing Waka’s past crypto promotions, including the June 2024 launch of the FLOCKA memecoin on Solana. ZachXBT previously highlighted on-chain activity suggesting that a fresh wallet obtained about 40% of FLOCKA’s supply before distributing the tokens to other wallets, while the token had reportedly traded for at least an hour before Waka announced it publicly. FLOCKA later fell substantially from its peak, although that decline does not establish wrongdoing. Waka’s allegations against Fomo remain unverified, and Fomo and its representatives have not been shown in the supplied material to have manipulated data or deceived users. The Crypto Times said it had contacted Waka for comment but had received no response at publication. The dispute follows other public clashes involving ZachXBT, including his August 10, 2026 investigation alleging that Tiffany Milanovich was involved in support impersonation operations targeting hardware-wallet and centralized-exchange users, which he estimated caused at least $5 million in losses, and his confrontation with Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire over stolen USDC linked to the $280 million Drift exploit.