Trump-loving Republicans up 'magacoins' -- and quickly fall victim to data breach

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More than 1,000 people -- including Republican leaders and conservative media personalities -- have already signed up for the pro-Donald Trump cryptocurrency magacoin.

Poor security on a website associated with the cryptocurrency exposed users' personal information, including passwords and IP addresses, and revealed that the vast majority of the magacoin produced has gone to its self-described creator Marc Zelinka, a Trump-loving consultant, and a Super PAC associated with him, reported The Guardian.

A self-described hacktivist shared the website's data with the newspaper, showing that most users have only 100 magacoins, but at least some of them have taken advantage of an offer of 1,000 free magacoins to certain radio hosts, media personalities, bloggers and grassroots groups who agree to promote the cryptocurrency.

Right-wing talk radio host John Rush holds 1,500 magacoins, according to the leaked data, and hosted Zelinka, whose Colorado-based used car company Carmart Inc. applied for a trademark for the currency and administers a Facebook page for it.

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Our own maga lover @veerigadu quoted 

“This coin, there is no better coin, it is the best coin we’ve ever seen… some people say it’s not greeeat or it’s not gooood… but the people who really know, the people who know this stuff, say it’s incredible. Never seen a coin like it. Best coin ever made, that’s what they’re saying.”