On-chain analyst Lookonchain revealed the mechanics of the scam. The hacker had created two wallets several hours before the hack, evidence of methodical preparation. The attacker invested 19,479 USDT to purchase 21.16 million MUBARA<\/strong>, building a position at very low prices. Once the WeChat account was compromised, the fraudulent post triggered a surge in the token<\/a>, allowing the hacker to profit from market euphoria.<\/p>\n\n\n\n According to on-chain data, he sold 11.95 million tokens for 43,520 USDT<\/strong>, while retaining 9.21 million MUBARA<\/strong> valued at $31,000<\/strong>. The total gain reached approximately $55,000<\/strong>, obtained within a few hours. This scheme perfectly illustrates a classic market manipulation<\/strong>: discreet accumulation, identity theft as a catalyst, then selling during the peak of retail investor enthusiasm.<\/p>\n\n\n\n