Supra Labs CEO’s X Account Hacked for Fake Token Scam

Key Takeaways:

• Josh is the CEO of Supra’s team, and the official Supra X account was compromised by an attacker.
• The hackers exploited the compromised profile to spread a fake Solana address that encouraged people to invest in a fake SUPRA token.
• Supra officials stated that the post is completely fake and advised the community to protect themselves against such posts.

The Supra Labs CEO, Josh, has had his official X account hacked! As reported recently, hackers were able to quickly hijack the profile’s account to promote a scam on the Solana blockchain for a fake SUPRA token.

Please note that Josh’s X account has been illegitimately accessed.

The post regarding a SUPRA token on Solana is FAKE and was not posted by him.

Please DO NOT send funds to that Solana address, nor engage with any further posts from his account, until further notice.

Josh and…

— Supra (@SUPRA_Labs) June 5, 2026

The attack resulted in fraudulent phishing links being sent and the hackers exploiting Josh’s recognized social media presence. They immediately created a post with a particular Solana wallet address, falsely representing it as being associated with an official token launch.

Soon, Supra representatives have confirmed that the post about SUPRA token, which is based on Solana, is completely fake. The wallet address was not written by or authorized by the executive.

Attackers released a fraudulent update that included a fake address of Solana Contract (CA) and tricked the users into thinking it was an official token launch event. The fake announcement was disseminated through a cockamamie link that was hacked directly on Josh’s official X feed.

Recently, the Solana-based SUPRA token was quickly confirmed as being totally fake thanks to the Supra representatives. The wallet address has been published without the participation of the executive and was not written, approved, or read by the executive.

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Users are advised not to click on any links, transfer any funds to the provided Solana wallet address, or visit any posts from Josh’ X account until further notice.

The Supra technical team is actively working on solving the security incident to understand how it was breached.

Team members are actively monitoring blockchain data to see if any malicious activity is associated with the phishing post. They promised to deliver transparent updates as soon as more actionable details come to light.

Holders are advised to check all announcements via other official means as the danger remains. The attackers behind phishing attempts rely on urgency, and the best defense is to make sure you verify all information carefully until the developer takes care of the exploit.

The attack on Suprab Labs CEO Josh’s X feed highlights a shift in cybercriminal tactics from targeting blockchain businesses to their executives. By hijacking trusted social media accounts, attackers can quickly spread fake token launches, phishing links, and fraudulent wallet addresses to unsuspecting users.

With each incident that has happened, more and more the crypto community is reminded of how vital it is to secure on-chain infrastructure as it is to secure digital identities and official channels for communications. To verify any call, users are advised to check from various official sources before communicating with a new token or wallet address.

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