AI-run Twitter accounts are the newest trend in the meme coin world. Some people think it is the next big thing in crypto, while others are wary, believing it could just be another way to scam traders.

A breakthrough in SocialFi, Pacmoon V2 was an immediate success. However, following Elon Musk's decision to change the like settings on X, the future of the meme-coin project hangs by a thread.

New research shows that following investment tips from social media crypto experts leads to significant negative returns in the long term.

Despite repeated attempts to resist further questioning, Elon Musk will have to answer the SEC's questions about his Twitter takeover.

Joe Biden's lazer-eyes post hit as bitcoin broke $50k, provoking conspiracy theories despite having nothing to do with crypto.

Vitalik Buterin’s account on the X social media platform was recently hacked, and $691K stolen from unsuspecting followers. In June Bitboy Crypto’s account was similarly compromised, leading to followers losing $760K of funds. Is there something about the nature of crypto that attracts such scams?

Elon Musk has added the dogecoin logo to his official Twitter… erm, X profile, causing fanboys to spontaneously combust in the street. Meanwhile, random tokens with even the most tenuous of links to the letter X have been targeted by crypto bros and meme traders out to make a quick buck.

Despite what many both crypto and mainstream news outlets would have you believe, Twitter does not now let users purchase cryptocurrency and stocks directly through the app.