The account of Zaks Witkoff, co-founder of World Liberty Financial, was hacked and used to promote a fake meme coin related to Barron Trump. The attacker claimed that the project would soon be endorsed by Donald Trump, but World Liberty Financial quickly warned about the fraud. Later, Witkoff confirmed that his account was restored and the fake post was deleted. This is not the first time members of the Trump family have become targets of crypto scammers: earlier, Ivanka Trump also reported a fake meme coin using her name.
2/13/2025 8:13:23 AM (GMT+1)
Zaks Witkoff's account was hacked to promote a fake meme coin related to Barron Trump, but World Liberty Financial quickly warned about the fraud
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