Kim Jong Un and North Korea Memes Flood X After Binance’s $6.3B Hack

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Crypto Twitter on the social media platform now called X has found its latest villain-turned-comedian in Kim Jong Un. Following the colossal Binance breach, images of the North Korean dictator celebrating an imaginary payday have spread across nearly everyone’s timeline. Beneath the digital mockery lies a considerably darker financial story involving hundreds of suspected cyberattacks, an expanding network of state-linked hackers, and a staggering accumulation of stolen cryptocurrency. Apparently, $6.36 billion buys plenty of laughs, particularly when the suspected beneficiaries reside in one of the world’s most heavily sanctioned countries. Following Binance’s Oct. 29 security catastrophe , social media users began depicting Kim Jong Un grinning like a lottery winner, inspecting his imaginary exchange balance and enjoying the finer things in life.
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