A hack of Paraguayan President Santiago Peña’s official X (formerly Twitter) account sparked a brief but misleading claim about Bitcoin becoming legal tender. Despite the false announcement, Paraguay swiftly clarified that no such change has been implemented. The hack did not impact the economy or markets, although it briefly fueled speculation online. 🕵️♂️ Peña himself issued an official statement to address the misinformation. 🗣️ The incident highlights the potential for cybersecurity risks in government communication and the importance of accurate information dissemination. This event underscores the need for robust digital security measures within governments. 🔒 💡