Ents founder VT: deceived by people from the listing team pretending to be OKX, all the BNB raised was stolen
Deep Chao TechFlow news, Ents founder VT Zai X said that he was deceived by members of the currency listing team pretending to be OKX and suffered heavy losses. The telegram account of the fake OKX currency listing team member can be verified on the OKX official website, and the email address also shows the official OKX website email address. He calls on the OKX official to contact him.
Trader Jimmy Migo said on X that after 23:00 on the 25th, VT told the community that all the BNB and Ents it raised were stolen.
It is reported that Ents is a pre-sale project. It had previously raised 20,000 BNB, but the sponsor only added 3,000 BNB to the liquidity pool, causing dissatisfaction in the community.
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