“Crypto isn’t a joke. One meme wallet, one careless moment — $2.6M gone. Always verify before trusting any address. The blockchain doesn't forgive, and there’s no undo button.”

July 15, 2025 — CryptoLand

Today in “do your own research” gone horribly wrong…

An NFT influencer known as @JPEGJesus has reportedly lost $2.6 million worth of tokens — all because he copied a wallet address from a meme.

Yes, you read that right. Let’s break down this epic disaster:

🔹 The Setup

Our hero tweets:

“Just minted my next 100x. Gonna airdrop $PEACH to all real ones. Drop your ETH addy 👇”

Community floods the replies with wallet addresses. Then…

He sees a meme of a dancing Wojak with a QR code wallet address.

He thinks:

“Funny. Ironic. Let’s use it.”

Big mistake.

🔹 The Mistake

He pastes the meme wallet into his airdrop smart contract.

Executes the drop.

$2.6 million in $PEACH — sent to one wallet.

That wallet?

Belongs to a bot farm in Kazakhstan.

Gone. Instantly.

🔹 The Fallout

🧻 Telegram group renamed to: “$PEACH Paper Hands”

🤡 Community voted to rebrand $PEACH to $PLUM

🥀 $PLUM rugged within 48 hours

🧘 Influencer live-streams a meditation on Twitch, captioned:

“It’s not real until you sell anyway.”

💬 Final Words

Crypto is wild. But even in meme land:

Check. Every. Address.

This wasn’t ChatGPT’s fault. It was meme brain + blind trust.

Let it be a lesson.

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