This morning, the community exploded—A certain KOL's WeChat account has been compromised again.

Suddenly, a token contract address appeared in the group, and the name Mubarakah inexplicably showed up. The seasoned investors' first reaction: Has their account been hacked? After all, a major crypto figure was recently involved in a similar incident ten days ago, so everyone is now more cautious.

But this time, the hacker really made a killing. On-chain data doesn't lie: this person ambushed with $20,000 when Mubarakah's market cap was $600,000, then quickly drove their holdings up to $1.3 million. Then, using the KOL's WeChat group and Moments posts to double down, retail investors rushed in en masse, causing the coin's market cap to soar to $5 million. Seeing the opportunity, the hacker cashed out, liquidated assets, and netted $60,000 before walking away.

What's even more outrageous is the method— the hacker obtained her previously abandoned phone number and recovered the account through "WeChat friend verification." It’s almost identical to the last incident involving that big figure; probably the same group of people is behind both.

How did they get hold of these private details? Just thinking about it sends a chill down my spine.