Spain's Embassy Twitter account unexpectedly pivots to asking crypto projects about airdrops and promotions.
An unusual series of tweets from the official Twitter account of the Spanish Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina has left cryptocurrency enthusiasts confused.
Over the past two days, the embassy's account, @EmbEspanaByH, has fired off multiple tweets directed at various crypto projects.
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"Wen can I claim rewards?" the embassy account tweeted in response to meme token WEN's page, appearing to ask about an upcoming cryptocurrency airdrop promotion. In several other tweets, now deleted, the account pestered lesser-known crypto startups like Dymension, SatoshiVM and Star Heroes with similar inquiries.
The boldest tweet targeted controversial crypto founder Richard Heart, asking "Stop Teasing us where is the Pulsechain Launchpad you Promised!"
The abrupt pivot of the embassy account to laser-focused crypto commentary has observers wondering whether the account may have been compromised by a crypto fan. Without an official statement, however, the intent behind the tweets remains a mystery.
Some in the crypto community found humor in the bizarre embassy tweets. Others are concerned this could indicate a security breach, akin to January's high-profile hacking of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Twitter account.
For now, the Embassy of Spain isn't providing clarity on the situation, declining requests for comment.
