PleasrDAO Twitter Account Stolen, Users Should Beware: Report

Key Points:

• On-chain data tracker says PleasrDAO’s Twitter account has been hacked.
• The account has now posted related tweets about the adoption of the pseudo-PLEASR token.
• No serious damage has been recorded.

Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik tweeted that PleasrDAO’s Twitter account had been hacked. Remind the user not to interact with it.

“NOTE:  @PleasrDAO account has been hacked. Do NOT interact with it. Pls report the account as compromised.” Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik tweeted.

Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik tweeted.

This has also been confirmed by @pplpleasr, who inspired the creation of the Pleasr investment group.

The official PleasrDAO Twitter account posted related tweets about the adoption of the PLEASR pseudo-token. There are currently no significant losses reported other than a report that said $11.34 was lost to BNB due to the hack. Information spread quickly. To preserve their assets, users are advised not to click on any links.

PleasrDAO is an art collective that collects and manages NFTs. PleasrDAO’s thesis is to collect works of cultural significance, often related to philanthropic activities. PleasrDAO was initially organized on Twitter in March 2021 in order to purchase Pplpleasr’s genesis Non-Fungible Token (NFT).

The organization is comprised of artists, NFT collectors, and DeFi leaders, and together they have achieved the reputation of being called an “art collector’s empire.” Each member of the DAO holds a token that represents a portion of the team’s treasury and has an equal voice in the group’s decision-making.

The DAO was initiated by PoolTogether co-founder Leighton Cusack in March 2021. Other team members include Alex Svanevik, CEO of crypto data platform Nansen, Calvin Liu of Compound, Tarun Chitra of Gauntlet Network and Andrew Kang of Mechanism Capital.

PleasrDAO’s collection includes many notable NFT pieces, including Edward Snowden’s Stay Free.

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