BlockBeats News, May 6th, American rapper Iggy Azalea is facing a collective lawsuit, accusing her of misleading investors on the real-world utility and future development of the meme coin Mother Iggy (MOTHER) on the Solana blockchain.

The lawsuit was filed this Monday in the Manhattan Federal Court by the plaintiff Kenneth Kolbrak. The complaint states that Azalea had publicly promoted the token's real-world utility, business integration, and ongoing development plans, which were never fully realized or only existed briefly. Specific allegations include:

The online entertainment platform "MOTHERLAND" she promoted did not actually use the MOTHER token but settled transactions in USDT.

The business integration she claimed for purchasing phones and plans was not enduringly and publicly manifested on relevant platforms.

When introducing liquidity pool management for token trading, the owners were not disclosed relevant terms or risks. The plaintiff claims to have lost "hundreds of dollars" from investing in MOTHER.

The token was launched in May 2024, reaching a peak market capitalization of over $136 million and is currently only $1.3 million. The lawsuit seeks compensation for the affected buyers. Azalea has not commented on this matter.