On Thursday, the Time account on X was hacked to promote a fake cryptocurrency based on Solana. The token's price briefly spiked, which likely attracted the attention of some users. Kate Grossman, the former president of Time, confirmed the hack and urged not to buy the token. This is not the first time that celebrities and brands have become victims of crypto scammers. Last week, actor Dean Norris's account was hacked, and a month ago, scammers took over rapper Drake's profile.
1/31/2025 11:31:54 AM (GMT+1)
The Time account on X was hacked to promote a fake cryptocurrency based on Solana, which caused a brief spike in the token's price. Kate Grossman confirmed the hack and warned not to buy the token 🚫
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