According to LookIntoChain’s monitoring, a hacker hijacked He Yi’s WeChat account and disseminated messaging about Mubarakah, triggering a rapid price surge. The episode highlights how social-media vectors can momentarily distort crypto markets and raises questions about influencer account security and token verification in early-stage projects. On-chain observers flagged unusual activity tied to Mubarakah amid the pump and related liquidity shifts.

On-chain data indicates two new wallets, 0x6739 and 0xD0B8, were created about seven hours earlier. The attacker deployed 19,479 USDT to acquire 21.16 million Mubarakah tokens, then liquidated 11.95 million for 43,520 USDT, leaving roughly 9.21 million (~$31,000) outstanding. The reported gross profit from these moves runs near $55,000, underscoring sensitivity of token liquidity to manipulated social signals. Investors should tighten risk controls and rely on verified project communications to guard market integrity.