50 Cent’s Twitter Hacker Makes $720K In Minutes With Crypto Scam
According to 50 Cent, he has no association with $GUNIT.
Earlier today, 50 Cent’s Twitter/X account published various Tweets about a new meme coin called “$GUNIT.” According to him, however, he had been hacked. He took to Instagram shortly after to clear things up, revealing that whoever was behind the hack made $720K in only half an hour. “My Twitter was hacked I have no association with this Crypto. Twitter worked quickly to lock my account back down. Who ever did made $720,000 in 30 minutes,” he wrote. The mogul also shared screenshots of various Tweets from fans who had previously suspected he was hacked.
Fif’s comments section is now flooded with fans expressing shock over the apparent rug pull, or claiming that they were suspicious of the hacker’s Tweets the second they saw them. “People fell for it and lost money smh,” one Instagram user says. “720 bands in a half hour is cr*zyy,” someone else writes.
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Others are urging fellow users to be cautious of scams like this in the future and to always do research before investing in Crypto. After all, this is far from the first time something like this has happened. Last month, for example, Rich The Kid’s Twitter account was also hacked. Similarly, the hacker promoted a cryptocurrency scheme and ended up scamming fans out of a lot of money.
In response to the hack, Rich The Kid ended up announcing that he’d be launching a token that would surely “go to the moon.” It’s unclear whether or not Fif plans to do the same, though for now, it appears he’s just focused on getting his Twitter account back. What do you think of 50 Cent’s Twitter account getting hacked today? What about the hacker making $720K in minutes by launching a meme coin? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.
