Dave Portnoy, founder of Barstool Sports and crypto gadfly, has built a reputation for pushing limits. His latest adventure in Solana-based meme tokens has drawn a mix of trolling and backlash. Now, he’s stepping away from the frenzy.
On his “Davey Day Trader Global” live stream, Portnoy scrapped the release of “GREED3,” saying the meme coin space has grown stale, crowded, and infantile—“too many babies,” as he put it.
Dave Portnoy From GREED to JAILSTOOL
Dave Portnoy’s latest crypto adventure began with a bang and ended in chaos. Last week, he launched GREED token on Solana’s Pump.fun, snagging 36% of the supply and setting off a trading frenzy that pushed its market cap to $40 million in no time.
The hype collapsed just as quickly—Portnoy dumped his entire stake for a $270,000 profit, tanking the token’s value and burning investors.

Unapologetic, he rolled his winnings into another token, JAILSTOOL, branding it a jab at critics accusing him of running pump-and-dump schemes. “I wanted to be crypto Caesar… really meme coin Caesar,” he declared on his livestream. “But the people don’t deserve it.”
Portnoy’s follow-up act, GREED2, has been less eventful. Despite holding steady with an $11,000 personal stake, the sequel token has floundered, failing to match the wild highs of its predecessor.
Will GREED3 Ever Launch?
Following the lukewarm reception of GREED2, Portnoy hinted on multiple occasions that a GREED3 token could be on the horizon. Fans amplified the chatter, flooding his social media with requests and spreading hashtags like #greed3.
During his Kraken-sponsored trading livestream this week, however, Portnoy appeared to kill the idea.
“I don’t think I can launch GREED3,” he admitted. “There are too many babies for me to launch GREED3… all I get is headaches.”

Portnoy’s decision to hold back hasn’t stopped memes and speculation from dominating the online communities surrounding Solana meme coins. While some supporters praised his transparency, others criticized him for inflating the market and leaving investors holding the bag.
Dave Portnoy JAILSTOOL and Beyond
Dave Portnoy isn’t done with meme coin madness. His current obsession, JAILSTOOL, is holding strong with a $9 million market cap. He’s declared he won’t touch his $468,000 holdings until it punches through to an ambitious $1 billion.
Named as a sarcastic nod to his critics, the token encapsulates Portnoy’s appetite for controversy.
For now, the Barstool founder seems content to ride the wave of his current holdings and maintain his spot at the center of crypto’s most unpredictable corners. Whether you love or hate him, Portnoy’s impact on meme coin culture is undeniable.
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Key Takeaways
- On his “Davey Day Trader Global” livestream, Portnoy scrapped the release of “GREED3.”
- Dave Portnoy isn’t done with meme coin madness. His current obsession, JAILSTOOL, is holding strong with a $9 million market cap.
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