Tommy Robinson's Son Runs Crypto Scam, Father Feels 'Like a Wanker'

British far-right activist Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, also known as Tommy Robinson, has expressed regret for promoting his son's cryptocurrency token on social media. The token is called 'The Patriotic Bull' and was promoted with an image of a minotaur wearing tight jeans in front of the Palace of Westminster.

In a post that sparked criticism from right-wing accounts, Yaxley-Lennon shared the token's address and claimed his own account would use collected fees to benefit the UK. However, he later clarified that this was not his idea but rather his son's initiative.

'I've not been hacked I'm just letting my son pump his crypto,' Yaxley-Lennon said, adding 'I feel like a wanker writing these posts I am the patriotic bull.'

The post has been met with criticism from right-wing accounts who described it as a 'grift' and 'crypto scam.'