Anonymous hackers deny «their» threats to Luna token founder

The hacker group Anonymous, on its official Twitter account @YourAnonNews, said it had nothing to do with the video promising to expose all of Do Kwon's crimes and YouTube account.

«A reminder from @YourAnonNews: we do not control or endorse any Anonymous Activists of Collective Coin ($AHCC™). We do not have accounts on Facebook, TikToc, GAB, Spotify, or Youtube (even fake 'verified ' accounts),» the hackers wrote.

(º-º)/¯ Your @YourAnonNews reminder. We do not police or endorse — any — Anonymous Hacktivist Collective Coin ($AHCC™) at this time

We are not on Facebook or TikToc. Nor GAB, Spotify or Youtube (particularly not the fake ' verified ' scamcoin one). $KWON $LUNC $LINU https://t.co/a12MRlv0Zl

— Anonymous (@YourAnonNews) June 27, 2022

The main problem is that the account claiming to be Anonymous has a «tick» — usually this is the main confirmation that the account is not fake and has been verified. However, as it turned out, the «tick» is displayed only when viewed from a computer. The video description contains links to the website and social media of the cryptocurrency token Anontoken, which Anonymous hackers are not involved in. As it became known, the coin was launched on the Binance Smart Chain and is currently owned by more than 3,500 users.

Earlier, we published a video in which Anonymous hackers allegedly threaten Do Kwon with an investigation into his crimes since he became a member of the crypto community. It seems that the only one who has benefited from the fake hackers' statement is the LUNC token (its value has increased by 65% since the video was published). Do Kwon, are you impersonating Anonymous?

Fake Anonymous hackers even promised to make every effort to put Do Kwon behind bars. However, even without the false promises, the Terraform Labs CEO is at risk of going to jail due to recent charges: tax evasion, involvement in the Luna collapse, embezzlement of billions of dollars, bitcoin theft, and money laundering.