Odaily News tD（@tD0101）posted on the X platform stating that the hacker who previously stole the official BNB Chain account and launched the “4” Token has attacked the Google Cloud account again and issued the Token OGUN. The hacker Address (0 x 551…f 3 d) distributed 0.3 BNB from the “4” Token developer Wallet to three other Addresses four days ago. These Addresses bought in early during the OGUN launch and sold after making over a hundred times profit.
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