Uniswap Founder Hayden Adams Warns Crypto Community About Fake $2 Mln Scam

Crypto Scam: Taking to X, Uniswap founder Hayden Adams alerted crypto community and confirmed that Uniswap $2 million phishing news is fake.
By Coingapestaff
Uniswap Founder

Hayden Adams, the founder of Uniswap, a pioneering decentralized exchange (DEX), issued an alert and asked the crypto community to be aware of the Uniswap phishing scam.

On November 10, Hayden took to X, formerly Twitter, and shared screenshots, in which there were reports of a $2 million exploit through the Uniswap platform.

However, Hayden confirmed these exploit news to be fake, and asked everyone to be careful and fall into this trap of scammers.

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No $2 Million Uniswap Token Scam, False News Alert

Speaking of the false $2 million Uniswap phishing scam news, Hayden Adams confirmed that these accounts of ZachXBT and Certik aren’t real. They replicated the X accounts of on-chain sleuth ZachXBT and blockchain security firm CertiK, and used it to spread the fake news of the Uniswap scam, to trend it in the U.S., creating panic amongst users.

They even organized a Zoom recording with fake high-ranking Uniswap executives, and shared a link, asking all the users to revoke the approval by clicking on the link, to defraud cryptocurrency users.

However, putting a pause on this Uniswap scam trend, Adams clarified that Uniswap and the Uniswap Foundation were not involved in the video or associated with the individuals involved, and no such $2 million scam has been reported.

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Crypto Community Reacts to Hayden’s Warning

After Hayden shared the post, many known faces from the crypto community reacted positively and extended gratitude for the awareness message, and for keeping the crypto community safe.

Many users shared funny responses tagging ZachXBT and Certik, as these were the accounts that were replicated to loot users of Uniswap.  However, a section of comments indicated the need to be saved from such frauds and crypto scams, as it is rising rapidly.

Meanwhile, reacting to Hayden’s post, ZachXBT shared a tweet, saying such replication of accounts is a very common occurrence and there is nothing that can be done to control this.  The original ZachXBT confirmed that the account sharing the Uniswap scam news is not the original handle.

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