In a bizarre and disturbing trend, a group of meme coin creators from the crypto world is claiming responsibility for a string of incidents where green sex toys have been thrown onto the court during WNBA games — six times in just two weeks. Far from harmless pranks, these stunts have sparked outrage and backlash, with critics calling out the perpetrators for their misogyny and desperate hunger for viral attention. "They're not edgy, they're just pathetic," says USA TODAY columnist Nancy Armour. As the crypto group teases even more disruptions, fans and players are demanding accountability. Are we witnessing a new low in internet clout-chasing?
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