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Note: The X account is not owned by the original Enron entity. Users should be aware of the risk.

2025.02.05 09:14:11

On February 5th, X Account @Enron launched the Meme coin ENRON this morning. Since its issuance, the token has dropped by more than 75% from its peak. According to the account owner's claim, after spending $275 to acquire the Enron IP and domain name, they re-registered the Enron company. It should be noted that this Enron is not the original Enron Corporation. Therefore, users are advised to remain vigilant and be aware of the risks.
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