Paul "Ice Poseidon" Denino
Livestreamer Paul Denino
- Entries
- 9
- On the record
- 0
- Stories
- 1
- Latest entry
- Nov 7, 2025
The record
Paul Denino streams as Ice Poseidon and has no court record in this file. His public record is the reporting around his live broadcasts, starting with an April 2017 flight into Phoenix, when an anonymous caller posing as him claimed he had a bomb. Police removed him from the plane, American Airlines said it did not consider the threat credible, and the FBI questioned and released him. Twitch banned him days later and he moved to YouTube.
The larger money story is CxCoin, a token he launched in July 2021 and promoted as a donation platform for streamers. In early 2022 the investigator Coffeezilla reported that liquidity had been pulled from the coin. Denino told him he could return the money but would look out for himself, then agreed to repay $155,000; Kotaku reported only about $47,000 came back. No charge or lawsuit over the coin appears in the sources read.
By 2025 he was broadcasting on Kick with a group of streamers. In November 2025 he and four others from that group were removed from Royal Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas at Costa Maya, Mexico, a day after two members who had fought on deck were put off at Roatan, Honduras, The Independent reported. The report said some of the group had filmed passengers without their consent, and it carried no statement from the cruise line.
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Twitch banned Denino after viewers called in a hoax bomb threat against him on a flight, NBC News reported. Biggest creator scandals ranked: MrBeast suit first, Fyre second
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- 2017-04 Reported Someone posing as Denino reported a bomb on American Airlines flight 583 from Los Angeles to Phoenix. Police removed him after landing, the airline said the threat was not credible, and the FBI questioned and released him. ABC15 Arizona report
- 2017-05-01 Reported Twitch banned Denino after the swatting incident at the Phoenix airport, The Next Web reported; the report found no stated reason from Twitch. The Next Web report
- 2020-06-28 Reported Denino publicly asked Twitch to lift the ban, which Dexerto described as permanent since April 2017; he had moved to YouTube streaming after it. Dexerto report
- 2021-07 Reported Denino launched CxCoin and told followers, before the funds were withdrawn, that there was no rug pull because the money was locked, Cointelegraph reported. Cointelegraph report
- 2022-01-22 Reported Denino allegedly removed the liquidity from CxCoin's pool, ending the coin, and in an interview with Coffeezilla appeared to confirm it, saying he could give the money back but would look out for himself, Tubefilter reported. Tubefilter report
- 2022-02-01 Reported Kotaku reported that Denino agreed on January 26 to return $155,000 but Coffeezilla found only $47,000 returned, and that about $500,000 had been taken from fans in total. Kotaku report
- 2022-02-02 Reported Cointelegraph put the alleged total at $750,000 across the liquidity pool, presale and a marketing wallet. Denino's stated reason for withdrawing the pool funds was that the coin had been inactive and the crypto market was crashing. Cointelegraph report
- 2025-11-07 Reported Denino and four other streamers were removed from Royal Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas at Costa Maya, Mexico, a day after two members of the group were put off at Roatan, Honduras, following a fight, The Independent reported. The report carried no company statement. The Independent report via AOL