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The account posted many times, promising to give away tokens and telling users to use a fake website to connect their crypto wallets.The Twitter account of Blockchain Capital, a company that invests in cryptocurrency projects, was possibly hacked by scammers. They tried to trick people by saying they would get tokens.On August 9th, the account posted many times, saying they would give away “BCAP” tokens. They told people to go to a fake website that looked like the real one. Later, Blockchain Capital got control of the account back and removed the posts.<img src="https://academy-public.coinmarketcap.com/optimized-uploads/648dade238844258a98c04304e89ad21.png" />Scammers posting a link to a <a href="https://cryptosheadlines.com/fake-paypal-usd-tokens-appear-on-multiple-blockchains/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">fake Blockchain Capital website under the guise of a token</a> claim. Source: XThe fake website looked almost the same as the real one, but it had an extra “n” in the web address. This fake site told people to link their <a href="https://cryptosheadlines.com/cogni-introduces-kyc-verified-nfts-for-crypto-wallet-users/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">crypto wallets</a>. This is a trick that scammers often use to make people do something that steals their money. <a href="https://cryptosheadlines.com/blockchain-capitals-x-account-hacked-for-token-claim-scam/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow"> Read More...</a>

Blockchain Capital’s X Account Hacked for Token Claim Scam

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