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Burwick Law Stays Silent on Dogshit2 Meme Coin Launch - Is There More to the Story?

Is there more to the Dogshit2 meme coin saga than meets the eye? Max Burwick, the main man at Burwick Law – the firm currently battling it out in court with Pump Fun – isn't spilling any beans. In fact, he's questioning why everyone's so interested in Dogshit2 in the first place!

Why the Dogshit2 Drama?

For those just catching up, Dogshit2 isn't just any random meme coin. It popped up in Burwick Law's own evidence against Pump Fun. Yes, you heard that right! The legal eagles suing Pump Fun included Dogshit2's creation in their dossier, leading many in the crypto community to wonder: did Burwick Law launch this token themselves amidst the lawsuit? Talk about adding fuel to the fire!

Burwick Law is waving their hands, though. They've stated clearly, "Our firms have no affiliation, endorsement, or ownership interest in the Dogshit2 token or any related assets. Simply put, our firms have not launched any memecoins onchain." But does everyone buy it?

"Why Does It Matter?" - Burwick's Baffling Response

In a recent interview hosted by Dancing Eddie, a legal intern at Cube Exchange, Burwick was point-blank asked about Dogshit2. His response? "I don’t understand the interest." Seriously? For a meme coin that's become a central point in a lawsuit against a meme coin platform, the lack of curiosity is, well, curious.

You can listen to the full interview here and decide for yourself.

Dodging the Deployer Question

Eddie, not letting it slide, followed up with a direct question: Did Burwick or anyone at his firm create Dogshit2 on Pump Fun? Burwick's reply was even more puzzling: "I’m confused, why would it matter?" He then deflected, questioning the motives behind the question itself, suggesting it was some sort of "gotcha" attempt.

When pressed again by Eddie’s cohost, Lexiconical, with a simple "Who clicked deploy?" – referring to the action of launching the token – Burwick doubled down on his non-answer. He claimed he couldn't comment and that those hoping for a definitive answer would be disappointed: "that’s just not going to happen."

Off-Chain Launch Loophole?

Adding another layer to the intrigue, crypto influencer Wirelyss has thrown a curveball. She alleges Burwick Law is being sneaky with their denial, claiming they only denied launching Dogshit2 "on-chain." Wirelyss suggests they might have launched it "off-chain," arguing that the way these tokens are created means the first buyer technically triggers the on-chain launch. Is Burwick Law using this technicality to avoid accountability?

It's a tangled web of legal speak, meme coins, and unanswered questions. Is Burwick Law just playing it cool, or is there something bigger they're hiding about the Dogshit2 meme coin? The crypto world is watching closely.