Caitlyn Jenner’s X account sparked hacking concerns after promoting a new Meme coin launched by Pump.fun.

Caitlyn Jenner has been actively promoting the meme coin launched through X’s token launchpad Pump.fun. question Has a celebrity’s account been hacked?

first post It was created on May 26th and contains a link to a cryptocurrency with the ticker JENNER. The token recorded a trading volume of $7 million in just one hour after launch.

Caitlyn Jenner

Since the meme coin was first mentioned, several cryptocurrency-related posts have been shared from Jenner’s X account. While this online activity was going on, posts were also made claiming that no accounts had been hacked.

“I have never been hacked and I keep sending these (tokens) to the moon. I was enjoying my Sunday out on the golf course and will not be going live in the space today,” a post on Jenner’s account said.

Here is my manager, Sophia Hutchins. Rest assured. I’ve never been hacked and I keep sending it to the moon. I enjoyed my Sunday and was out on the golf course and will not be participating in Space Live today. Our team is managing this release. It’s real. Keep cheering up🚀🚀🚀 pic.twitter.com/LTZx65rEZJ

— Caitlyn Jenner (@Caitlyn_Jenner) May 26, 2024

Despite concerns that X’s account had been hacked, several traders took advantage of this opportunity and made significant profits by trading meme coins. One X user claimed: turned Convert 4.33 SOL to $100,000.

According to data from , in the last 24 hours the token price has surged more than 315%, trading at $0.02489 as of 4 AM EST. pump.fun. The market capitalization also increased to more than $25 million.

Rich The Kid X account also promotes questionable meme coins

Jenner isn’t the only celebrity to promote the meme coin launched on Pump.fun in the last 24 hours. American rapper Rich The Kid also posted a link to his 2.3 million followers about a new token called RICH.

RICH soared to a market capitalization of $90,000 just two hours after launch. There was no statement confirming whether the account had been stolen, but the post was deleted.

An anonymous X user code claimed that both Jenner and Rich the Kid tokens were linked. “Wouldn’t trust today’s tweet when everyone is getting hacked left and right,” user post.

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