2025-12-10 07:21:32

Heads up from CZ: Yi He's WeChat just got compromised. Hackers are pushing some sketchy meme tokens through the account right now.

This isn't the first time bad actors targeted high-profile accounts to run pump-and-dump schemes. The playbook's always the same—hijack a trusted name, shill some garbage token, then vanish once people ape in.

If you see any coin recommendations floating around claiming to be from her, ignore them completely. Double-check everything through official channels before making any moves. Stay sharp out there.

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MevSandwich

· 12-10 18:58

Coming back with the same trick? High-profile accounts are just more likely to be targeted. These hackers really operate in a copy-paste manner. Just block any suspicious recommendations directly; there's nothing truly valuable in them anyway.

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StableBoi

· 12-10 07:52

Here you go again? It's the same old trick every time, and I really accept it. --- Meme tokens lol, hackers don't even have ideas now. --- That's why I never click on unfamiliar links, just block them. --- The damn trench was attacked again? These days, big V accounts are more fragile than paper paste. --- Always remember one sentence, don't move anything until the official channel confirms, it's that simple. --- The routine of pulling up and shipping has been played for several years, why are people still fooled? --- Spam tokens are one after another, without any new tricks.

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AirdropFreedom

· 12-10 07:47

Another outing? This routine is really bad, emoticon tokens haha, hackers are getting more and more funny

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