Hayden Davis Resurfaces After LIBRA Crash, But His Latest Activities Are Deep in the Red

Bubblemaps discovered that Hayden Davis, who was involved with LIBRA and YZY tokens, has resumed trading on the chains, but the latest bet on the Solana meme coin resulted in a loss of nearly $3 million.

A year after Bubblemaps first detailed on-chain engineering after the collapse of the LIBRA meme coin, the blockchain analytics company released a new update tracking the renewed trading activity of project founder Hayden Davis.

In this case, it highlighted greater trade losses than internal gains.

From Insider Wins to Meme Coin Losses

According to recent Bubblemaps findings, Davis has resumed on-chain activity after a period of wallet inactivity, but is now down about $3 million after trading Solana-based meme coins, such as PUMP, TROVE, and PENGUIN.

The update revealed that Davis largely disappeared from on-chain trading following a Bubblemaps investigation in August 2025, which showed that he made millions by snapping up hip-hop star Kanye West’s YZY token shortly after its launch. After that profit, the wallets linked to him disappeared.

However, Bubblemaps reports that new wallets within the same cluster are active again this year. In fact, over the past 30 days, the company has identified several large transfers to a deposit address linked to Davis, labeled CPGZ1i, resulting in six active funds under the same cluster.

The transaction analysis also showed that Davis has been trading recently for the past five days and is very focused on the trend of Solana meme coins. Unlike previous episodes, most of these trades were unprofitable. Bubblemaps estimates a loss of around $2.5 million on PUMP, $100,000 on PENGUIN, $29,000 on KABUTO, and smaller losses on tokens like LOUD and BAGWORK.

LIBRA Fallout Never Ended

The findings show that Davis did not exit the market following the collapse of LIBRA, which had been linked to more than $100 million in internal profits, according to a Bubblemaps report published last year. That previous investigation mapped the network of wallets connected to the launch of the LIBRA and MELANIA tokens, and showed systematic activity in photography, cross-chain wallet transfers, and rapid cash flows linked to addresses associated with Davis and related organizations.

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In Monday’s update, Bubblemaps noted that instead of disappearing, Davis’ financial situation appeared in other ways. For example, the judge released 57 million dollars of his assets, continued to profit from opportunistic trading like YZY, and received a large MET airdrop. The latest data now shows Davis engaging in regular chain trading activity again.