Huoxing Finance reports that on September 2, crypto KOL Rune (@RuneCrypto_) posted that his previously disclosed idea of "acquiring a Nasdaq-listed company and tokenizing its equity on Robinhood Chain" was actually a post generated by Claude, with all related data fabricated or exaggerated. Previously, Rune claimed to have acquired 37.4% of a Nasdaq-listed company for $1.8 million and planned to pair the tokenized shares with a meme coin.
Crypto KOL Rune Admits NASDAQ Acquisition Idea Was Fabricated
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Summary
On-chain news broke on September 2 when crypto KOL Rune admitted that his claim about acquiring a NASDAQ-listed company was fabricated by Claude. Rune had previously stated he purchased 37.4% of the company for $1.8 million and intended to tokenize the shares on Robinhood Chain alongside a meme coin. While meme coin news often attracts attention, this case underscores the risks of misinformation. The statement, issued via MarsBit, clarified that all details were entirely AI-generated.
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