Dior

🥷 A hacker took over Dior’s Instagram, hyped up a "luxury" Solana meme coin, and pumped it to the moon. The result? A Dior Coin that rocketed 138%—before crashing 90% the moment Dior got its account back. 🚀📉

Some traders are still holding on, hoping for a "Haute Couture comeback", but with just $8,730 in liquidity, this meme coin is looking more like fast fashion than high-end crypto.

Moral of the story? If Dior ever really launches a token, it probably won’t be on Pump.fun.  💸😂

Stay stylish, stay skeptical! 😉
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Fake Dior Meme Coin Exposed – Market Collapses Almost to Zero
The Coin Dior meme token suffered a massive 90% crash after it was revealed to be a fraudulent token that was illegally promoted through Dior’s official Instagram account.
📅 On February 19, the official Instagram account of luxury fashion brand Dior posted a suspicious message promoting a Solana-based meme coin called “Dior Official Coin”. The post included a link to Pump.fun, a popular meme coin launch platform. Within minutes, it was seen by Dior’s 46.8 million followers, leading to a surge in the token's value.
💬 Commenters quickly suspected that the Dior account had been hacked. While some joked that Dior’s Instagram admin needed money, others immediately flagged it as a potential scam.
🚨 Dior’s Instagram Hacked! Fake Crypto Promotion Disappears
The hacker tried to market Coin Dior as an "exclusive luxury cryptocurrency", claiming it was "secure, innovative, and future-ready." The post featured Dior’s logo on a black background with the Solana logo to make it appear more legitimate.
However, shortly after Dior regained control of its account, the post was deleted.
🚫 Dior has yet to release an official statement confirming the social media hack.
📉 Coin Dior Plummets Nearly to Zero After Exposure
According to GeckoTerminal, the Dior coin was launched on Solana via Pump.fun on the same day the Instagram hack occurred.
🔹 The token surged 138% within minutes of launch.
🔹 Daily trading volume exceeded $1 million.
🔹 After the Instagram post was deleted, the price collapsed by over 90%.
📊 Current Coin Dior status:
✅ Down more than 90%
✅ Only a 2% increase in the last hour
✅ Around 876 active traders remain
✅ Liquidity: $8,730
✅ Fully diluted market cap: $6,430 (down from a peak of $280,000)
The fraudulent project tried to convince investors that it was an exclusive token for Dior fans, claiming in its description:
🗣 "Dior Coin is here to shake up the crypto world! This exclusive token, launched on Pump.fun, brings a touch of luxury to the digital space. It’s not about shopping at Dior, but about stylishly owning a piece of the future."

🔥 Dior Isn’t the Only Target: Crypto Hacks on the Rise
Meme coin scams are becoming increasingly common. Following the Dior hack, the official X (Twitter) account of Jupiter DEX on Solana was also compromised.
📌 Scammers used the same tactic, hacking the account to promote a fake meme coin called MEOW, inspired by Jupiter’s mascot.
🛑 Lesson Learned: Be Cautious When Investing in Meme Coins!
This case is a clear warning for investors—just because a token appears on an official social media account doesn’t mean it’s legitimate.
⚠️ How to protect yourself?
✅ Don’t invest in tokens solely based on social media hype.
✅ Always verify projects before putting money into them.
✅ Be skeptical of crypto promotions on hacked accounts.
👉 Do you think these types of scams will continue to rise, or will the crypto space improve its security? Share your thoughts! 🚀

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The Dior coin fell more than 90% after it was revealed to be a fake Solana meme coin promoted by a hacker on the Dior official account
On Feb. 19, the official Instagram account for luxury brand Dior uploaded a post promoting a Solana
SOL0.64% Solana meme coindubbed the Dior Official Coin alongside a pump.fun address to access the token. The post was shared to the fashion account’s 46.8 million followers.
Many users in the comments section were quick to suspect the account was hacked, while others joked about the Instagram admin needing money.
“DIOR OFFICIAL COIN. The exclusive luxury crypto on Pumpfun, Secure, innovative, and ready for the future,” wrote the hacker on the post’s caption, accompanied by a picture of the Dior logo on a black backdrop with the Solana logo looming above it.
The post disappeared not long after the account was recovered. At the time of writing, the luxury brand still has not released any official statements acknowledging the social media hack.
According to data from GeckoTerminal, the Dior coin was launched on Solana through the popular meme coin launchpad pump.fun on Feb. 19, its value skyrocketed to 138% mere minutes after its launch. In the past 24 hours, the fake Dior meme coin has accumulated a trading volume of more than $1 million.
After the account was recovered and the post was deleted, the Dior coin took a plunge. The token is currently down by more than 90%, with only a slight 2% rise in the past hour. At present, there are around 876 traders still holding onto the meme coin.
The Dior coin has a low liquidity of $8,730 and a fully diluted volume of $6,430. Its market cap once reached beyond $280,000, but now it stands at $6,430. According to the token’s description, the fake meme coin claims to be an “exclusive token” that caters to loyal Dior shoppers.
“Dior Coin is here to shake up the crypto world! This exclusive token, launched on Pump.fun, brings a touch of luxury to the digital space. It’s not about shopping Dior, but about owning a piece of the future in style,” read the description.
Earlier this month, the X account of Solana DEX aggregator Jupiter experienced a similar hack. The account was hijacked by scammers to promote a fake meme coin inspired by Jupiter’s cat mascot called MEOW.
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