KEY POINTS
- Bubblemaps said the hackers owned 75% of the scam token's total supply
- McDonald's said it was aware of an "isolated incident" that affected its social media handles
- So far this year, the McDonald's Instagram hacking is the third high-profile incident related to shilling a memecoin
In the vast world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies where token-related scams are rife, hackers took over a food chain giant's social media page to shill and ultimately dump a fake memecoin based on a character made popular by the food behemoth.
