Something pretty surreal happened in the crypto community recently—a billionaire had his WeChat account hacked.
Guess what happened? The hacker didn’t manage to scam a single cent. When you think about it, it’s quite interesting: was the hacker just too amateurish, or are this billionaire’s social connections a bit unusual? Or maybe all his friends are sharp as a tack and simply didn’t fall for it?
The crypto world is deep and complex—even a stolen WeChat account can turn into a social experiment. For BTC and ETH holders, how would you judge the authenticity if you encountered a similar situation?
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Something pretty surreal happened in the crypto community recently—a billionaire had his WeChat account hacked.
Guess what happened? The hacker didn’t manage to scam a single cent. When you think about it, it’s quite interesting: was the hacker just too amateurish, or are this billionaire’s social connections a bit unusual? Or maybe all his friends are sharp as a tack and simply didn’t fall for it?
The crypto world is deep and complex—even a stolen WeChat account can turn into a social experiment. For BTC and ETH holders, how would you judge the authenticity if you encountered a similar situation?