Caitlyn Jenner and Rich the Kid shared posts promoting ‘Pump.Fun’ on their X accounts. Posts on Jenner’s handle claimed she launched a coin on Pump.Fun, including a video of Jenner promoting the coin. However, netizens q
Caitlyn Jenner and Rich the Kid shared posts promoting ‘Pump.Fun’ on their X accounts. Posts on Jenner’s handle claimed she launched a coin on Pump.Fun, including a video of Jenner promoting the coin. However, netizens quickly speculated that the video was AI-generated.
Let’s all win together!! Send me some of your favorite memecoins here:
— Caitlyn Jenner (@Caitlyn_Jenner) May 26, 2024
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At every new 10m added to $JENNER marketcap, I’ll support your communities and do buy-backs!
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“Caitlyn Jenner has appeared to have “released a statement” about her coin but we’re pretty sure this is AI. Look at the face artifacts glitching,” one person wrote on X.
“The Jenner and Rich the Kid tokens are connected and both nuked by the same wallet Jenner just asked donations on. With everyone getting hacked left and right, I wouldn’t trust tweets today,” another person wrote.
“First Caitlyn Jenner is hacked then rich the kid. Coins are printing Whoever behind this is PRINTING,” a third user commented. “Rich the kid and Caitlyn Jenner both got hacked? By the same dude?,” questioned another user. Another social media user wrote, “If you are a human above the age of 12 and you fell for pump fun $jenner, rich the kid, etc scams today, I highly recommend you disconnect from the internet and get a brain evaluated.”
The post shared on Rich the Kid’s account has been deleted.
Meanwhile, another video shared on Jenner’s account featured her manager, Sophia Hutchins, clarifying that Jenner’s account had not been hacked and that she had indeed launched a coin. “Here is Sophia Hutchins, my manager, rest assured. I have not been hacked and keep sending this to the moon. I’m out on the golf course enjoying my Sunday and I will not be going live in spaces today. My team is managing this launch. it is authentic. Keep it up,” Jenner captioned the video.
Times Now cannot independently verify the authenticity of the claims made in the posts shared on Caitlyn Jenner and Rich the Kid’s X accounts regarding the ‘Pump.Fun’ coin launch. We cannot verify at this point if their accounts have been hacked.
This is a developing story and will be updated with more information
