Nick Aldis Confirms Social Media Hack, Scammer Tried To Sell Bitcoin
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WWE SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis took to his Twitter (X) account and revealed it was hacked this week and a scammer attempted to use it to sell bitcoin.
Aldis wrote, “Believe it or not, no, I wasn’t trying to sell you a sh1tcoin. I’m back on X and will resume my usual activity of mostly reposting (which ironically was to avoid trouble).”
Believe it or not, no, I wasn't trying to sell you a sh1tcoin.
I'm back on X and will resume my usual activity of mostly reposting (which ironically was to avoid trouble). pic.twitter.com/MEPjUDNKFp
— Nick Aldis (@RealNickAldis) March 27, 2025
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