FaZe Jarvis

Faris Khat, known as FaZe Jarvis, is a gaming content creator and member of FaZe Clan who built a following primarily through Fortnite content. He was previously banned from competitive Fortnite by Epic Games for using aimbots in public matches, a controversy he acknowledged and for which he apologized. In 2021, he became involved in the Save the Kids token promotion alongside other FaZe Clan members.

The Save the Kids token was presented to the public as a charitable cryptocurrency initiative — a project that would use a portion of proceeds to benefit children's causes. Multiple FaZe Clan members, including Jarvis, promoted the token to their audiences. On-chain analysis published by Coffeezilla showed that insiders, including the promoting influencers, sold their token holdings shortly after launch while retail buyers were still purchasing based on the promotional campaign. The anti-dump mechanisms that had been marketed as protecting buyers appeared to have been modified before launch. Jarvis's role in the token's promotion and the timing of any selling he engaged in were documented in that investigation.

FaZe Clan suspended Jarvis following the controversy — a less severe consequence than the outright removal that fellow member FaZe Kay received. Jarvis subsequently apologized publicly and acknowledged that his involvement had been a mistake. He remained a member of FaZe Clan following the suspension period.

Jarvis was among the younger and less prominent members of FaZe Clan at the time of the incident. Some observers noted this context when evaluating his culpability, suggesting he may have followed the lead of more prominent figures rather than initiated the promotion independently. His followers who purchased the token based on his recommendation and experienced losses were not differentiated by those circumstances.