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Bali
2026-07-22 13:39:34

Self-described crypto rugpuller says 189 SOL was stolen from his phone during Bali night out

Protos reported that Ronnie Magrehbi, a self-described crypto rugpuller with a long record of alleged scams and criminal charges, says he lost 189 SOL, worth about $14,000, while partying at a beach club in Bali. According to Magrehbi, he handed his unlocked phone to a woman he had just met so she could look up and follow her Instagram account. After she returned the device, he said the mood changed and the women disappeared after heading to the bathroom. He later found that the funds had been transferred from his Phantom mobile wallet to an address he had never interacted with before. Video shared by Magrehbi appears to show him confronting the women, then filming them again at a police station after he said local police sent 12 undercover officers to track them down and arrest them. Protos also revisited Magrehbi’s past, including armed robbery and burglary charges in 2020, a conspiracy to commit wire fraud charge tied to an NFL player’s social media account, allegations involving ransomware-style extortion, and criticism in 2025 after meme coins linked to children with cancer were used in a Pump Fun rug pull.

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Self-described crypto rugpuller says 189 SOL was stolen from his phone during Bali night out
SpaceXAI
2026-07-13 08:47:31

Hackers breach SpaceX-linked accounts, dump token for about $135,000

Hackers recently compromised the social media accounts of SpaceXAI and Starlink, then used the accounts to launch a token called $SCATMAN before quickly cashing out, according to Techub News. On-chain data cited from Lookonchain shows the attacker minted 10 trillion tokens and sold the entire supply for 59 ETH, worth about $108,000 at the time cited in the report. A related wallet also realized another 14.7 ETH, or roughly $27,000. Combined, the proceeds came to about $135,000. The report described the incident as a classic account-takeover rug pull, in which attackers lean on a well-known brand name to attract buyers, mint a large amount of tokens, and exit quickly. The identity of the hacker remains unclear. The destination of the funds has not been disclosed, and the status of the compromised accounts had not been confirmed at the time of publication.

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Hackers breach SpaceX-linked accounts, dump token for about $135,000
SpaceXAI
2026-07-13 01:20:21

Compromised SpaceXAI and Starlink X accounts promoted a meme token before a rug pull

SolanaFloor said the X accounts for SpaceXAI and Starlink were compromised and used to repost a meme token on Robinhood Chain. The token’s market capitalization briefly climbed to $2 million before a rug pull followed. The repost has since been deleted. The incident involved social media account compromise rather than an official project announcement, based on the source cited in the original report. No further project details were disclosed in the source material.

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Compromised SpaceXAI and Starlink X accounts promoted a meme token before a rug pull
SpaceXAI
2026-07-13 00:48:18

SpaceXAI and Starlink X accounts appear compromised in meme coin promotion that ended in rug pull

BlockBeats reported on July 13, citing monitoring by SolanaFloor, that a SpaceX-linked account believed to have been hacked published and promoted a Robinhood Chain meme coin. SpaceXAI and Starlink’s official X accounts then reposted the related content. The token’s market capitalization briefly surged to about $2 million before a rug pull sent its price rapidly to zero. The report did not provide additional details on the attackers or the token’s contract.

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SpaceXAI and Starlink X accounts appear compromised in meme coin promotion that ended in rug pull