Blum crypto project not hacked, partnered with artist Pokras Lampas

Popular cryptocurrency trading platform, Blum on Thursday, was said to have been hacked, but a report has debunked the rumours.

The platform on Thursday retweeted a tweet from Russian artist Pokras Lampas that gave rise to the speculations.

The tweet read, “BLUM @blumcrypto
WAS HACKED BY ME.”

However, various reports have denounced the popular interpretation of the tweet as the platform being hacked but only collaborating with the artist.

Blum not hacked but who is Pokras Lampas?

A renowned calligraphy artist based in Russia. He is said to have made a significant impact on the world’s modern art scene with his striking calligraffiti work.

A skillful mix of calligraphy and graffiti, Lampas’ unique style sees him blend characters from his native alphabet with a diverse range of different languages, resulting in colourful and engaging displays.

What is Blum?

Blum is a decentralized exchange that facilitates cryptocurrency trading and mining. It offers a unique trading experience by supporting a wide range of tokens without the need for chain switching or dealing with native token gas fees.

Mining Blum coin is simplified through the Blum Crypto Bot on Telegram. Users can start mining by downloading Telegram, accessing the Blum Crypto Bot via an invitation link, creating a Blum account within the bot, and clicking the ‘farm’ button to begin accumulating points.