Elon Musk Reportedly Falls for Twitter Hack, Token Plummeted to Zero After Musk's Reply

BlockBeats News, September 5th, according to Arkham, it was revealed that Musk allegedly mistakenly replied to a hacked X account. The hacked @shivon account had previously posted two consecutive posts about the SLINK project, to which Musk replied with a "100 points" emoji, sparking speculation in the market about his support for the project.

The SLINK token's market cap briefly surged past $40 million before plummeting, gradually approaching "zero." Currently, the @shivon account has deleted the relevant posts, indicating a suspected hack of the account.

Trader Aurelius0121 stated that upon seeing Musk interact with the @shivon account simultaneously, he mistakenly believed that Musk was endorsing his lover's related project. As a result, he bought about $250,000 worth of SLINK tokens, but the token's price later crashed to zero, causing a complete loss of funds.

Shivon Zilis (@shivon) is a Canadian tech executive and venture capitalist, currently serving as the Operations and Special Projects Director at Musk's brain-machine interface company Neuralink, and is also the mother of several of Musk's children.