X sues two users for operating fake Bitcoin news bot farm to game creator rewards

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Social media platform X has filed a lawsuit against two individuals, Vivek Kumar Sen and Zmyang Sherpa, accusing them of running a network of fake accounts. The accounts were allegedly used to post fabricated Bitcoin-related headlines and news content. The defendants are accused of exploiting X's creator rewards program to earn fraudulent payouts through this bot farm operation. X's legal action signals the platform's intent to crack down on users who manipulate its monetisation systems through inauthentic activity.

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