Golf influencer Paige Spiranac learned a lesson today: stay away from creating a memecoin.

Haliey Welch, better known as “Hawk Tuah Girl” on social media, has exploited her recent fame in a variety of ways, but her latest attempt failed and failed before it could even take off.

Welch launched her own cryptocurrency on Wednesday, and it saw a pretty good surge just hours after launch, reaching a market cap of $490 million, according to Cointelegraph, which cited data from DexScreener.

But within hours, the value of the coin known as Hawk plummeted to just $41.7 million.

As the controversy swirled around the coin, Spiranac posted on X with a slight dig at Welch and her team.

“If I’ve learned anything, it’s to never release a memecoin,” the post reads.

Bubblemaps, a website that analyzes data from the blockchain, found that a few people owned the vast majority of Hawk, sparking controversy over “snipers,” or investors acting quickly to grab a majority of the new meme tokens buy when they come on the market.

Welch spoke up

The 22-year-old overnight star told Fortune that Hawk wasn’t intended as a “money grab.”

She said that while she used to view cryptocurrency as a scam, she changed her mind because it was a “fun way to get my fans to interact.”