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Summary

ANDY is a meme token launched on the Base (Ethereum L2) network in 2024, built around the 'boy's club' internet meme character. Blockchain investigator ZachXBT documented a theft of approximately $2 million in ANDY tokens from a victim's wallet in June 2024, with the perpetrator converting roughly half the stolen funds to Ethereum. CertiK's Skynet platform assigned the token a score of 2.7 out of 100, indicating serious security and governance deficiencies. Allegations that individuals associated with the token conducted SIM-swap attacks targeting Korean-American crypto holders have been attributed to ZachXBT's flagging but remain unconfirmed by independently verifiable Tier 1 or Tier 2 sources.

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    Timeline(5 events)

    2024-05-01

    ANDY token records its all-time high price of approximately $18.85 (CoinMarketCap) or $0.04575 (CoinGecko) on Base network, reflecting peak speculative interest.

    2024-06-07

    ANDY reaches a second ATH peak per CoinGecko data at $0.04575, shortly before ZachXBT documents the $2M theft incident.

    2024-06-08

    ZachXBT publishes findings on his Telegram channel documenting a theft of approximately $2 million in memecoins targeting an ANDY holder. The attacker drains the victim's wallet in three transactions within one minute, holds 4.2 billion ANDY (~$1M), and converts remaining assets to ETH. Attacker address 0x68BbEd6A47194EFf1CF514B50Ea91895597fc91E flagged for monitoring.

    2024-06-08

    CoinEdition and BitcoinWorld report ZachXBT's findings, advising ANDY holders to monitor the attacker's address due to the attacker's remaining large token position.

    2026-02-06

    ANDY token reaches its all-time low of approximately $0.000425, down over 99% from peak. Daily trading volume falls to negligible levels.

    model: claude-sonnet

    generated: 5/4/2026, 4:04:58 PM

    last updated: 5/26/2026, 4:11:14 AM

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