An account named "Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee" was suspected to be stolen and published content related to tokens

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PANews reported on March 6 that an account named "Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee" was suspected to have been stolen and published content related to tokens. Users are advised to pay attention to the risks.

Although the account has a grey government certification mark, it is suspected to be a hacked account of an Indian-related institution and then renamed.

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