Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev said the company has not launched any cryptocurrency token after his X account was compromised to promote a fake meme coin. Tenev said Robinhood is awaiting more details from X about the incident. The company’s communications team confirmed the account hack, stating the fraudulent post had been removed and access restoration efforts were underway. Robinhood urged users to stay cautious and avoid interacting with the fake token promotion.
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