Hackers broke through the social media accounts of Robinhood, a prominent US online trading platform, to peddle a fraudulent coin. The fake token is called RBH on the Binance Smart Chain.
Wednesday, the account released a tweet announcing the debut of the suspicious coin on BSC, with an initial price of $ 0.005. An analysis of the token reveals that creator and tokenomics information are missing.
Other social media profiles of Robinhood were also targeted. According to a BSC analysis provided by internet inspector ZackXBT, the fraudsters were able to extract around $ 8,200 worth of BNB tokens.
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Robinhood Markets, the stocks, options and crypto brokerage app, has reached its 25th U.S. state. This means its free trading app is now available across half of America. The Menlo Park-headquartered company announced this week that it has expanded its services to Ohio. 
Robinhood is now in Ohio bringing the number of states that the cryptocurrency and stocks trading app is currently available in to 25. In a tweeted statement, the trading startup indicated that Ohioans can now trade various cryptocurrencies commission-free on the Robinhood app. Some of the cryptocurrencies that the users of the app can trade