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Robinhood CEO's Account Hacked for Fake Token Promotion

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The CEO of Robinhood's X account was hacked to promote a fake token called Vladhood (ticker: VLAD), which briefly reached a market capitalization near $10 million.

The hacker deployed the token through the Pons launchpad just before posting about it on Vlad Tenev's social media profile, indicating meticulous planning and exploitation of social media influence.

Robinhood acted swiftly to delete the post and restore access after confirming the hack, but this incident highlights the significant risks in the crypto market.

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