According to @cz_binance, a repost of @Rita88 on X highlights that hijacked WeChat accounts targeting the crypto community often either solicit private loans or drop token contract addresses (CA), signaling active social-engineering and fake-token risks for traders, source: @cz_binance; @Rita88 on X, Dec 10, 2025. According to @cz_binance, traders should treat unsolicited CA drops and borrowing requests received via messaging apps as high-risk and verify through official channels before interacting or sending funds to avoid scam-induced losses, source: @cz_binance; @Rita88 on X, Dec 10, 2025.

According to @PeckShieldAlert, a hacker compromised @heyibinance's WeChat and ran a $Mubarakah pump-and-dump scheme that netted approximately $55,000 on December 10, 2025, source: PeckShieldAlert (X). The alert advises traders to stay vigilant against unverified social-media shilling and to avoid FOMO-driven entries to reduce scam exposure, source: PeckShieldAlert (X). The report highlights elevated manipulation risk around tokens promoted via compromised accounts, emphasizing caution toward $Mubarakah promotions linked to the incident, source: PeckShieldAlert (X).

According to @lookonchain, someone hacked @heyibinance’s WeChat account, posted about $Mubarakah, and sent the token’s price soaring. According to @lookonchain, the attacker created two new wallets (0x6739 and 0xD0B8) about 7 hours earlier and spent 19,479 USDT to buy 21.16M $Mubarakah. According to @lookonchain, after the pump the attacker sold 11.95M $Mubarakah for 43,520 USDT, still holds 9.21M $Mubarakah valued around $31K across 0x6739b732C14515997Caa8deCb6C047dc1c02Fb9c and 0xD0B8Ea6AF32A4F44Ed7F8A5E4E7b959239f5AE1D, and has realized a total profit of $55K.

According to @cz_binance, @heyibinance’s WeChat account was hacked, creating direct scam risk for traders exposed to posts from that account (source: @cz_binance on X). According to @cz_binance, traders should not buy meme coins promoted by the hackers’ posts, signaling immediate avoidance of any such token promotions (source: @cz_binance on X). According to @cz_binance, Web2 social media security is not that strong, underscoring the need for heightened caution around social-platform-based trade prompts (source: @cz_binance on X).