
A significant phishing attack on November 12 resulted in a loss of $6.09 million for a prominent holder of the Gigachad $GIGA token, known as 'Still in the Game.' The scam involved a fake Zoom meeting link that misled the investor into revealing sensitive information. As a consequence of this incident, the price of $GIGA experienced a sharp decline. Reports indicate that the attacker managed to steal approximately 95.3 million tokens from the victim. This event has raised concerns within the cryptocurrency community regarding the security of digital assets and the tactics employed by scammers.
ARTICLE: A GIGA Token holder lost $6.09 million after a phishing scam redirected them to a fake website, leading to the theft of 95.3 million tokens. Read more on how the incident unfolded and security tips to prevent similar scams. ↓ https://t.co/qm8eOX421d
Rapid Fire Chart: $GIGA We had a bigwhale dump (vs hacked account) which led to this huge red wick on $GIGA. I said the same thing with $PORK and $BITCOIN. When something like this happens, it does take some time to recover. Stoch RSI is also bearish atm. Would wait for a better… https://t.co/fA76TiEYu6
$GIGA price was nuked after a phishing incident But is that the full story? A $67M GIGA cluster suggests otherwise 🧵 ↓ https://t.co/26FOJaJcNE




