You got HACKED

Despite hiccups, memecoin traders, hopping along with frog-themed Pepe, soldier on. Pepe leapt to a new all-time high of $0.00001718 on May 27, bouncing up over 75% in a week. 🐸💸 Despite their wild swings and questionable value, some traders are making a mint, with one turning $3,000 into a princely $46 million in just two weeks trading Pepe. 💰 The resurgence of meme-driven assets, thanks to events like the GameStop saga, keeps the laughs rolling and the prices hopping. 😄📈

A trader took a hefty hit—over $1 million—in a Normie memecoin exploit, watching their investment nosedive by over 99% 😬. Normie's smart contract oopsie wiped out $41.7 million in market cap 💥. The hacker's deal? Return 90% of the loot if it funds a new token for reimbursement 💰. Cue fake posts popping up like mushrooms after rain 🍄. Over 72,000 Normie holders left scratching their heads 🤔. Tough times in Memeland!

Argentina's checking out El Salvador's Bitcoin playbook! Officials met up to swap crypto stories and discuss regulation. 🇦🇷💬 Argentina's even prepping to legalize Bitcoin payments, with a few strings attached. 💼🔗 Looks like they're ready to dive into the crypto pool, cannonball-style! 🏊‍♂️🚀

Looks like hackers crashed the celebrity party, taking over X accounts to promote Luna2.0, ORDI, and even memecoins like "RICH" and "JENNER." 🎉🎭 It's like a crypto carnival out there, with everyone jumping on the bandwagon faster than you can say "hack attack!" 😱🎪

In the FTX bankruptcy saga, Sullivan & Cromwell got caught in a comedy of errors. Cleared of knowing about the fraud, they claim innocence, but creditors aren't buying it, suspicious of their past ties with FTX. 🏦🔄 It's like a financial sitcom with legal twists! 🤔📉