The post Hacked Binance WeChat Sparks 900% Mubarakah Token Surge appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Hacker promoted Mubarakah through a hijacked Binance-linked WeChat account. Two new wallets bought 21M tokens, sold half, securing $55K quick profit. CZ warned users not to trust hacked posts as Web2 platforms stay vulnerable. Mubarakah, a low-cap meme token on Binance Smart Chain, surged more than 200%  in the past 24 hours after a hacked social media account promoted the asset. The token rose from a low of $0.0007087 to a peak of $0.007283 before pulling back.  Source: X Despite the jump, Mubarakah remains down 88% from its all-time high of $0.02604 set in March 2025. The move also came during a broader unusual rebound in BSC meme tokens. Related: DOJ Secures 9th Conviction in $263M Crypto Heist: Money Launderer Pleads Guilty to RICO Hacked WeChat Account Sparks Sudden Buying The price spike began after an attacker gained access to the WeChat account of Binance co-founder Yi He, a channel associated with the Binance ecosystem, and used it to promote Mubarakah. The post triggered a spree of retail buying, rapidly lifting the token’s price. On-chain data shows the hacker created two new wallets: 0x6739 and 0xD0B8, roughly seven hours before the surge. They purchased 21.16 million Mubarakah tokens for 19,479 USDT and sold 11.95 million of them during the rally, receiving 43,520 USDT in return. The attacker still holds 9.21 million tokens valued at about $31,000. In total, the incident generated an estimated profit of around $55,000 for the hacker. Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) confirmed the account takeover on X, saying, “Someone hacked @heyibinance’s WeChat account. Do not buy meme coins from the hacker’s posts. Web2 social media security is not that strong.” The warning follows a growing number of scams involving compromised social media accounts used to promote illiquid tokens. Such incidents often lead to sharp, short-lived price… The post Hacked Binance WeChat Sparks 900% Mubarakah Token Surge appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Hacker promoted Mubarakah through a hijacked Binance-linked WeChat account. Two new wallets bought 21M tokens, sold half, securing $55K quick profit. CZ warned users not to trust hacked posts as Web2 platforms stay vulnerable. Mubarakah, a low-cap meme token on Binance Smart Chain, surged more than 200%  in the past 24 hours after a hacked social media account promoted the asset. The token rose from a low of $0.0007087 to a peak of $0.007283 before pulling back.  Source: X Despite the jump, Mubarakah remains down 88% from its all-time high of $0.02604 set in March 2025. The move also came during a broader unusual rebound in BSC meme tokens. Related: DOJ Secures 9th Conviction in $263M Crypto Heist: Money Launderer Pleads Guilty to RICO Hacked WeChat Account Sparks Sudden Buying The price spike began after an attacker gained access to the WeChat account of Binance co-founder Yi He, a channel associated with the Binance ecosystem, and used it to promote Mubarakah. The post triggered a spree of retail buying, rapidly lifting the token’s price. On-chain data shows the hacker created two new wallets: 0x6739 and 0xD0B8, roughly seven hours before the surge. They purchased 21.16 million Mubarakah tokens for 19,479 USDT and sold 11.95 million of them during the rally, receiving 43,520 USDT in return. The attacker still holds 9.21 million tokens valued at about $31,000. In total, the incident generated an estimated profit of around $55,000 for the hacker. Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) confirmed the account takeover on X, saying, “Someone hacked @heyibinance’s WeChat account. Do not buy meme coins from the hacker’s posts. Web2 social media security is not that strong.” The warning follows a growing number of scams involving compromised social media accounts used to promote illiquid tokens. Such incidents often lead to sharp, short-lived price…