Kim Jong Un and North Korea Memes Flood X After Binance’s $6.3B Hack
Crypto Twitter on the social media platform now called X has found its latest villain-turned-comedian in Kim Jong Un. Following the colossal Binance breach, images of the North Korean dictator celebrating an imaginary payday have spread across nearly everyone’s timeline. Beneath the digital mockery lies a considerably darker financial story involving hundreds of suspected cyberattacks, […]
Key Takeaways
- Crypto Twitter on the social media platform now called X has found its latest villain-turned-comedian in Kim Jong Un.
- Following the colossal Binance breach, images of the North Korean dictator celebrating an imaginary payday have spread across nearly everyone’s timeline.
- Beneath the digital mockery lies a considerably darker financial story involving hundreds of suspected cyberattacks, […]
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