🤷 HACK OR MARKRTING TRICK?

Azoria CEO James Fishback has denied rumors of a partnership between Dogecoin (DOGE) and USUAL.

He confirmed that the account of Vivek Ramaswamy, head of DOGE, was hacked. The news about a "strategic partnership" between DOGE and USUAL is just a scam.

Specifically, Ramaswamy's account on the X platform, with 3.4 million followers, posted fake information that DOGE would be partnering with USUAL to promote fiscal responsibility and financial inclusion. This news caused a strong wave of FOMO, pushing the price of USUAL up 33% to $1.58, despite the general market slump.

Despite the post being quickly deleted and Ramaswamy confirming that his account had been compromised, the USUAL price continued to rise, raising suspicions that this was a marketing campaign in disguise from the project team. Some even "half-jokingly" suggested that this hack could just be an excuse.

Fishback emphasized the importance of verifying information before sharing, especially in a digital age that is prone to manipulation. He said that denying rumors is necessary to protect public trust and transparency in the cryptocurrency market.

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