TruthTerminal Founder X's Account Hacked and Used to Promote Scam Meme Coin

The Twitter account of the founder of the AI-based bot Truth Terminal was hacked and used to promote a fake meme coin.
At 1:50 a.m. (UTC) on the 29th (local time), TruthTerminal founder Andy Alley
Ayrey's X account is Infinite Backroom
The post included a memecoin contract address, which caused the value of the IB token to rise sharply.
The price rose to $25 million (approximately 3.83583 billion yen). However, the wallet that distributed the tokens had 124.6 million yen at $38,400 (approximately 5.89 million yen) at the time of release.
It is said that he purchased 10,000 IBs and sold them all within 45 minutes, making a total of $602,500 in illegal profits.
The Truth Terminal is a blockchain-based cryptocurrency that uses the meme coin Goatseus Maximus.
He is famous for the AI bot that helped drive the meme coin Maximus-GOAT to a peak value of $940 million.
The bot was listed at $637 million, down 32% from its peak on the 24th of last month. The bot was not involved in the launch of GOAT, but was listed on the 10th of last month by Solana.
a) We have supported GOAT tokens after its developers launched it on Pump.fun, a crypto-based meme coin distribution service.