SBF X Decus Memecoins
A fake X account claimed to be a SAM Bankman-PRIED (SBF) is found to issue Mimi currencies.
Fake SBF account problems Memecoins
The SBF_DOGE account, which impersonates the founder of The Fallen Crypto Exchange FTX, publishes false information, claiming that SBF was amputated by former President Trump and joined the Doug team. The account also announced the creation of Meme coins and presented a contract with coins.


Many users raised the warnings after finding the suspicious account. The clear gift was that the account had received a gray verification mark on X, which is usually dedicated to government or multilateral accounts. Internet users have indicated that this was an identity theft and fraudulent information. Investors are warned against staying vigilant against such fraud and avoiding a victim of fraud.
Meanwhile, the true SBF Panders for both sides of the political spectrum?
Covering it, the real account of SBF, FTX founder, Tweet For the first time in two years this morning. He wrote, “I am sympathetic to the American federal government employees. I haven’t verified hundreds of emails for hundreds of days. I can confirm that unemployment is not as easy as it seems. The shooting of people is one of the most difficult things to do in the world. It is terrible. For all concerned.
2) People are one of the most difficult things to do in the world. It absorbs all concerned.
My experience:
A) Usually, the employee’s mistake was not made
B) It is usually correct to allow them to leave anywaySBF (SBF_FTX) February 25, 2025
SBF’s recent statements about government competence have become a target of hunting, as many Internet users indicate that he is trying to gain preference with the opposition political party. This comes after he recently praised the Republican government and former President Donald Trump. SBF’s tendency to meet both sides of the political corridor is not surprising.
In fact, SBF’s parents, Joseph Bankman and Parbra Farid, have intercepted meetings in recent weeks with lawyers and individuals close to Trump to discuss the possibility of amnesty for SBF.
SBF was sentenced to 25 years in prison for fraud in the FTX bankruptcy case, but his defense team argued that his penalty was very harsh, as most FTX customers have already regained their lost money.
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