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🚨 BREAKING: Paraguay President’s X Account Hacked 🇵🇾🔓
President Santiago Peña’s X (Twitter) account was compromised, the government confirms.
❌ A fake post falsely claimed Paraguay had adopted Bitcoin as legal tender, featuring:
– A shady BTC wallet address
– Misleading investment language
– No official backing
✅ Authorities have confirmed the post was false — Paraguay has not adopted Bitcoin.
🔐 Reminder: Verify before you share. Facts move faster than FUD.
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President Santiago Peña’s X (Twitter) account was compromised, the government confirms.
❌ A fake post falsely claimed Paraguay had adopted Bitcoin as legal tender, featuring:
– A shady BTC wallet address
– Misleading investment language
– No official backing
✅ Authorities have confirmed the post was false — Paraguay has not adopted Bitcoin.
🔐 Reminder: Verify before you share. Facts move faster than FUD.
#bitcoin #CryptoNews #Paraguay #Hacked #SecurityAlert
#BTC110KSoon? Bitcoin Surges Past $110K After Fake Legal Tender Announcement from Hacked Paraguayan President’s X Account
Bitcoin (BTC) jumped 4% on Monday, briefly crossing the $110,000 mark after a false post from Paraguayan President Santiago Peña's hacked X account claimed the country had adopted Bitcoin as legal tender and created a $5 million BTC reserve.
The misleading message encouraged investors to "secure your stake in Bitcoin now" and included a wallet address—later revealed to hold only $4. The official Presidencia Paraguay account swiftly removed the tweet and confirmed the breach.
No investor losses have been reported, though the incident echoes past high-profile hacks, such as the 2020 Bitcoin scam involving accounts of Joe Biden and Barack Obama.
BTC's rally also coincided with positive sentiment following US-China trade talks in London between top American and Chinese officials.
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Bitcoin (BTC) jumped 4% on Monday, briefly crossing the $110,000 mark after a false post from Paraguayan President Santiago Peña's hacked X account claimed the country had adopted Bitcoin as legal tender and created a $5 million BTC reserve.
The misleading message encouraged investors to "secure your stake in Bitcoin now" and included a wallet address—later revealed to hold only $4. The official Presidencia Paraguay account swiftly removed the tweet and confirmed the breach.
No investor losses have been reported, though the incident echoes past high-profile hacks, such as the 2020 Bitcoin scam involving accounts of Joe Biden and Barack Obama.
BTC's rally also coincided with positive sentiment following US-China trade talks in London between top American and Chinese officials.
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🇵🇾 Paraguay’s President Santiago Peña was targeted in a crypto scam after hackers took control of his official X (Twitter) account on June 9.
🚨 The hacked post falsely claimed:
Paraguay was adopting Bitcoin as legal tender
A new $5 million BTC reserve had been created
People could invest by sending money to a wallet address
🔒 Official Response:
The president’s team confirmed the hack and warned the public to ignore the post. The account is now under the control of CERTPY, the national cybersecurity agency.
🧐 Red Flags Noticed by Users:
The post was written in English, not the usual Spanish
The message sounded like a typical crypto scam
Many users quickly suspected the account had been hacked
🌎 Why It Matters:
This fake news came as several Latin American countries are exploring Bitcoin adoption, following El Salvador’s move to make BTC legal tender in 2021.
Even Panama City’s mayor recently hinted at creating a Bitcoin reserve, fueling real speculation in the region.
⚠️ Bigger Problem: Weak Security
This incident highlights how official accounts are becoming prime targets for crypto scams. Experts say stronger protections are needed to stop misinformation and fraud in real-time.
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🇵🇾 Paraguay’s President Santiago Peña was targeted in a crypto scam after hackers took control of his official X (Twitter) account on June 9.
🚨 The hacked post falsely claimed:
Paraguay was adopting Bitcoin as legal tender
A new $5 million BTC reserve had been created
People could invest by sending money to a wallet address
🔒 Official Response:
The president’s team confirmed the hack and warned the public to ignore the post. The account is now under the control of CERTPY, the national cybersecurity agency.
🧐 Red Flags Noticed by Users:
The post was written in English, not the usual Spanish
The message sounded like a typical crypto scam
Many users quickly suspected the account had been hacked
🌎 Why It Matters:
This fake news came as several Latin American countries are exploring Bitcoin adoption, following El Salvador’s move to make BTC legal tender in 2021.
Even Panama City’s mayor recently hinted at creating a Bitcoin reserve, fueling real speculation in the region.
⚠️ Bigger Problem: Weak Security
This incident highlights how official accounts are becoming prime targets for crypto scams. Experts say stronger protections are needed to stop misinformation and fraud in real-time.
#Paraguay #BTC #CryptoSecurity #BinanceAlphaAlert #BTC110KSoon?
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⚠️ Paraguay President’s Account Hacked!
Hackers took over the official social media of Paraguay’s President and falsely announced Bitcoin as legal tender in the country. 🪙❌
📰 The fake news caused confusion among journalists and crypto watchers before being debunked.
🔍 Always verify before you amplify — especially with market-moving headlines!
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#CryptoNews #Bitcoin #Paraguay #DYOR #BinanceSquare
Hackers took over the official social media of Paraguay’s President and falsely announced Bitcoin as legal tender in the country. 🪙❌
📰 The fake news caused confusion among journalists and crypto watchers before being debunked.
🔍 Always verify before you amplify — especially with market-moving headlines!
$BTC
#CryptoNews #Bitcoin #Paraguay #DYOR #BinanceSquare
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Paraguay's President Hacked on X Account: Post about "Bitcoin Reserves" is Fake
Paraguay's President Santiago Pena has just been involved in an unfortunate incident when his X (formerly Twitter) account was hacked. The Paraguayan government immediately dismissed a post on the President's account, which claimed that the country had made Bitcoin legal tender and started a strategic Bitcoin reserve worth $5 million. This incident once again raises alarms about cybersecurity in the cryptocurrency space.
🚨 BREAKING: President of Paraguay’s X Account Hacked!
In a shocking cyberattack, the official X (formerly Twitter) account of Paraguay’s President Santiago Peña was compromised and used to spread a fake Bitcoin investment scheme.
The hacked post falsely claimed Bitcoin had been made legal tender in the country — and asked followers to donate to a BTC wallet. 🧠🎯
🔒 The government quickly confirmed the post was fake and launched an investigation in collaboration with X’s security team.
This is a serious reminder:
✅ Always verify crypto news from official sources
❌ Don’t fall for “too good to be true” BTC promos
⚠️ Stay alert — even verified accounts can be hacked!
#CryptoNews #bitcoin #ScamAlert #Paraguay #USChinaTradeTalks
In a shocking cyberattack, the official X (formerly Twitter) account of Paraguay’s President Santiago Peña was compromised and used to spread a fake Bitcoin investment scheme.
The hacked post falsely claimed Bitcoin had been made legal tender in the country — and asked followers to donate to a BTC wallet. 🧠🎯
🔒 The government quickly confirmed the post was fake and launched an investigation in collaboration with X’s security team.
This is a serious reminder:
✅ Always verify crypto news from official sources
❌ Don’t fall for “too good to be true” BTC promos
⚠️ Stay alert — even verified accounts can be hacked!
#CryptoNews #bitcoin #ScamAlert #Paraguay #USChinaTradeTalks
Paraguay President's X Account Hacked to Promote Fake Bitcoin Scheme
On June 9, 2025, the official X (formerly Twitter) account of Paraguayan President Santiago Peña was reportedly hacked and used to promote a fake BTC investment scheme. The fraudulent post falsely claimed that Paraguay had adopted Bitcoin as legal tender and announced the launch of a $5 million national Bitcoin reserve fund. The message also urged citizens to contribute funds, giving the illusion of a legitimate government-led crypto initiative.
The government of Paraguay swiftly responded by confirming that the president’s account had been compromised. Officials stated that the information shared was entirely false and warned the public not to engage with the links or addresses included in the hacked post. A formal investigation was immediately launched in coordination with the X platform’s cybersecurity team.
This incident has sparked serious concerns about the rising trend of high-profile social media hacks, especially when used to spread crypto-related misinformation. Paraguay, being a hotspot for Bitcoin mining operations due to its inexpensive hydroelectric power, is particularly vulnerable to such exploitation. However, the country has yet to implement a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets, making the situation even more delicate.
The hacked post was carefully crafted to resemble a real government announcement, using the president’s verified account to gain public trust. This is a classic example of a social engineering scam, where attackers manipulate people into taking harmful actions—in this case, sending cryptocurrency to an unknown wallet.
As the crypto space continues to grow, so does the sophistication of scams targeting both individuals and institutions. This event serves as a critical reminder to always verify news through official sources and to remain vigilant against suspicious crypto promotions, especially those shared through hacked or impersonated accounts.
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The government of Paraguay swiftly responded by confirming that the president’s account had been compromised. Officials stated that the information shared was entirely false and warned the public not to engage with the links or addresses included in the hacked post. A formal investigation was immediately launched in coordination with the X platform’s cybersecurity team.
This incident has sparked serious concerns about the rising trend of high-profile social media hacks, especially when used to spread crypto-related misinformation. Paraguay, being a hotspot for Bitcoin mining operations due to its inexpensive hydroelectric power, is particularly vulnerable to such exploitation. However, the country has yet to implement a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets, making the situation even more delicate.
The hacked post was carefully crafted to resemble a real government announcement, using the president’s verified account to gain public trust. This is a classic example of a social engineering scam, where attackers manipulate people into taking harmful actions—in this case, sending cryptocurrency to an unknown wallet.
As the crypto space continues to grow, so does the sophistication of scams targeting both individuals and institutions. This event serves as a critical reminder to always verify news through official sources and to remain vigilant against suspicious crypto promotions, especially those shared through hacked or impersonated accounts.
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JUST IN:Paraguay officially makes Bitcoin legal tender.
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🚨 CONFIRMED: Paraguayan President X's Account Hacked 💀🇵🇾
🔴 Official Update: The hacking of the Paraguayan President's X (formerly Twitter) account has been CONFIRMED.
📲 The attack generated strange and potentially dangerous posts from a verified presidential profile.
⚠️ This event highlights the serious cybersecurity risks to which even heads of state are exposed.
💰 Although it has not been directly linked to cryptocurrencies, hackers often use these accounts for crypto scams, promoting fake tokens, or phishing links.
🧠 Is the world prepared to protect the digital identity of its leaders? What if the next attack involves BTC, ETH, or a memecoin?
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🔴 Official Update: The hacking of the Paraguayan President's X (formerly Twitter) account has been CONFIRMED.
📲 The attack generated strange and potentially dangerous posts from a verified presidential profile.
⚠️ This event highlights the serious cybersecurity risks to which even heads of state are exposed.
💰 Although it has not been directly linked to cryptocurrencies, hackers often use these accounts for crypto scams, promoting fake tokens, or phishing links.
🧠 Is the world prepared to protect the digital identity of its leaders? What if the next attack involves BTC, ETH, or a memecoin?
🔗 Create your Binance account to buy BTC
#Paraguay #hacking
🚨🚨: 🇵🇾 Paraguay officially makes Bitcoin legal tender.
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🔴 #URGENT
💀IT MAY BE THAT THE X ACCOUNT OF THE PRESIDENT OF #PARAGUAY HAS BEEN HACKED
🚨 UPDATE: The hacking of the X account of the president of Paraguay has been confirmed.
#Twitter #Paraguay #HackerAlert #ciberataque $USDC
💀IT MAY BE THAT THE X ACCOUNT OF THE PRESIDENT OF #PARAGUAY HAS BEEN HACKED
🚨 UPDATE: The hacking of the X account of the president of Paraguay has been confirmed.
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Paraguay warns against "irregular activities" after a publication suggested that BTC is legal tender
The office of Paraguayan President Santiago Peña appeared to deny a post on the social media platform X that announced the country would begin recognizing Bitcoin as legal tender.
In a post on Monday on X, the official account of the Paraguayan president's office asked followers to "discard any recently published content" without official confirmation from their office.
The post came minutes after Peña's personal account on X announced (in English) that Paraguay had made Bitcoin
legal tender, and established a reserve of $BTC worth 5 million dollars, in addition to providing a wallet address for investors to "secure their participation".
At the time of publishing this story, both posts on X remained active on the platform, but the president's office stated it was working with the social media platform to "clarify the situation" and urged the public to only consider information issued through official channels.
The post on X came as some Central American and South American countries were considering following El Salvador's example by adopting Bitcoin as a reserve asset. Driven by President Nayib Bukele, El Salvador began recognizing the cryptocurrency as legal tender in 2021, although its status is somewhat unclear following an agreement with the International Monetary Fund announced in December 2024.
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The office of Paraguayan President Santiago Peña appeared to deny a post on the social media platform X that announced the country would begin recognizing Bitcoin as legal tender.
In a post on Monday on X, the official account of the Paraguayan president's office asked followers to "discard any recently published content" without official confirmation from their office.
The post came minutes after Peña's personal account on X announced (in English) that Paraguay had made Bitcoin
legal tender, and established a reserve of $BTC worth 5 million dollars, in addition to providing a wallet address for investors to "secure their participation".
At the time of publishing this story, both posts on X remained active on the platform, but the president's office stated it was working with the social media platform to "clarify the situation" and urged the public to only consider information issued through official channels.
The post on X came as some Central American and South American countries were considering following El Salvador's example by adopting Bitcoin as a reserve asset. Driven by President Nayib Bukele, El Salvador began recognizing the cryptocurrency as legal tender in 2021, although its status is somewhat unclear following an agreement with the International Monetary Fund announced in December 2024.
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🔴 #URGENTE: ¿Fue hackeada la cuenta X del presidente paraguayo? 💀
🚨 Noticias de última hora desde Paraguay: Los usuarios detectan actividad sospechosa en la cuenta X (Twitter) del presidente 🇵🇾.
💻 Mensajes extraños, publicaciones eliminadas y un comportamiento inusual han encendido las alarmas.
👀 Aunque no hay una confirmación oficial, todo apunta a un posible hackeo, lo cual sería extremadamente grave dada la sensibilidad del cargo.
⚠️ Esto abre la puerta a una reflexión urgente: ¿Qué tan vulnerables son los líderes mundiales en las redes sociales?
🛡️ En la era digital, incluso un tweet puede mover mercados, causar caos o... iniciar conflictos.
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🚨 Noticias de última hora desde Paraguay: Los usuarios detectan actividad sospechosa en la cuenta X (Twitter) del presidente 🇵🇾.
💻 Mensajes extraños, publicaciones eliminadas y un comportamiento inusual han encendido las alarmas.
👀 Aunque no hay una confirmación oficial, todo apunta a un posible hackeo, lo cual sería extremadamente grave dada la sensibilidad del cargo.
⚠️ Esto abre la puerta a una reflexión urgente: ¿Qué tan vulnerables son los líderes mundiales en las redes sociales?
🛡️ En la era digital, incluso un tweet puede mover mercados, causar caos o... iniciar conflictos.
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#Paraguay #Hacking
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Does anyone know the P2P payment method in Paraguay (payment with QR)? Or just transfer with account number #Paraguay
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🚨Warning: Binance P2P Scam Alert – Don't Become the Next Victim‼️
Cryptocurrencies are booming and so are scams! A new wave of frauds on Binance P2P is targeting unsuspecting users—here's how it works and how to stay safe.
What's Happening?
Scammers are abusing the P2P trading feature on Binance to trick users into releasing cryptocurrencies without receiving a real payment. They often use screenshots of fake payments, reversed bank transfers, or even stolen bank accounts to appear legitimate.
Real Case Scenario:
A user sells USDT on Binance P2P. The buyer sends a fake receipt, urging the seller to release the cryptocurrency quickly. Minutes later—bank reversal! The seller loses both the money and the cryptocurrency.
Why Does It Work?
Users trust the secure environment of Binance
Scammers use psychological pressure
Many skip verifying actual bank deposits
How to Protect Yourself?
NEVER release cryptocurrencies without confirming that the funds have been credited to your bank
Be cautious of urgency or pushy buyers
Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) and immediately report suspicious users
Only use verified payment methods
Stay alert. Stay informed. Stay in control.
Have you or someone you know been affected? Share your experience—it could save others.
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Cryptocurrencies are booming and so are scams! A new wave of frauds on Binance P2P is targeting unsuspecting users—here's how it works and how to stay safe.
What's Happening?
Scammers are abusing the P2P trading feature on Binance to trick users into releasing cryptocurrencies without receiving a real payment. They often use screenshots of fake payments, reversed bank transfers, or even stolen bank accounts to appear legitimate.
Real Case Scenario:
A user sells USDT on Binance P2P. The buyer sends a fake receipt, urging the seller to release the cryptocurrency quickly. Minutes later—bank reversal! The seller loses both the money and the cryptocurrency.
Why Does It Work?
Users trust the secure environment of Binance
Scammers use psychological pressure
Many skip verifying actual bank deposits
How to Protect Yourself?
NEVER release cryptocurrencies without confirming that the funds have been credited to your bank
Be cautious of urgency or pushy buyers
Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) and immediately report suspicious users
Only use verified payment methods
Stay alert. Stay informed. Stay in control.
Have you or someone you know been affected? Share your experience—it could save others.
#P2PScam #scam #Paraguay #Argentina
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Hive Digital Invests 60 Million USD to Expand Bitcoin Mining in Paraguay
Hive Digital, the famous mining company from Canada, has just announced plans for a large-scale expansion in Paraguay with the acquisition of 13,480 new Bitcoin mining machines.
Project details
• Investment scale: The deal is worth over 60 million USD aimed at achieving a mining capacity of 4.3 exahash/second (EH/s), accounting for 2% of the global Bitcoin network.
• Long-term goal: Hive has the option to purchase an additional 4.3 EH/s and aims to reach a mining capacity of 15 EH/s by the summer of 2025.
Project details
• Investment scale: The deal is worth over 60 million USD aimed at achieving a mining capacity of 4.3 exahash/second (EH/s), accounting for 2% of the global Bitcoin network.
• Long-term goal: Hive has the option to purchase an additional 4.3 EH/s and aims to reach a mining capacity of 15 EH/s by the summer of 2025.
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