Tanmay Bhat's X Account Hacked; Comedian Says "Don't Click On Any Links"

Comedian Tanmay Bhat's X account was hacked last night by unknown hackers. He took to Instagram warning his followers not to click on any links after the hackers announced a fake memecoin on his X account.

Tanmay Bhat's X Account Hacked:

A post was shared on Tanmay Bhat's hacked X account around 8.20 pm last night which read: "I love memes and Solana so I figured it was time for me to drop my own coin. Dev supply will be locked momentarily, I will be using YouTube revenue from streams and videos to support the coin and implementing it into my content."

"My Twitter Has Been Hacked..."

Shortly after this post was shared on X, Tanmay Bhat took to Instagram warning people not to click on any links shared on X. “My Twitter has been hacked. Please don't click on any links. Working to fix it,” he wrote.

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The posts promoting the fake coins have now been deleted from the comedian's account which has a massive following of 6.6 million. The last post on his X account was made on January 26. It reads, “God tier coverage on Disney+ Hotstar of the Coldplay concert."

His account also has a pinned social media post featuring a picture of a dog using a laptop, accompanied by text suggesting that the comedian has no idea what he is doing. He captioned the picture: “Please imagine this photo whenever you don't like something I tweet, it might make you less angry."

About Meme Coin:

A meme coin is a type of cryptocurrency that originates from a meme on the Internet, a joke, or a pop culture reference. Unlike traditional cryptocurrencies, they often start as humorous projects with little intrinsic value. However, some, like Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB), have gained massive popularity due to celebrity endorsements and social media trends.