Trump's Tweets Turned into Crypto Plot

This: Someone manages to sneak in their own weird links into Donald Trump’s old tweets. That’s what recently happened. It was all thanks to a sneaky bug in a tool called Bitly. This glitch allowed tricksters to swap out old links with their own, leading people who clicked on them somewhere unexpected. The hackers had a plan. They wanted to drive more traffic to a site where they were selling their memecoin. A memecoin is a type of cryptocurrency. This isn't a good thing for most people. These kinds of schemes are shady and designed to make a quick buck. Trump is a top figurehead and controversy magnet. His tweets are still seen. One tweet mentioned Sean Hannity’s show. It was a tempting target. When you clicked on it you ended up on a weird website. The image on the hacked site isn't real. It was taken years ago from a completely different context. Trump's Instagram promotion tweets wasn't spared. Neither was Melania Trump’s. A lot of old tweets got caught up in this mix. So, what’s the endgame here? Well, hacking only works until it’s fixed. The bitly mishap this time around was quickly shut down and the links the hackers used instantly deactivated, but many probably still saw the pages. Crypto enthusiast groups are known for big, brash marketing moves. They always seem to make quick money. But also remember,companies like Bitly fixe glitches fast. This is why old links in tweets are so fast to be taken down. That's the way it's done. Do crypto coins deserve more time than a jokey image? Calling Trump the US's first crypto president. Companies like to talk about cryptocurrency constantly. The problem is the world of crypto is so new,It needs very good rules and regulations. This helps stop scammers. This hack highlights something simple. Digital money is still the wild west. With new rules and regulations, a lot of problems could be avoided. This hack brings up important questions: If a person can be elected and then turn a tweet into a scandal, then what do you thing may happen with an entire currency?