agentwild.fun
Appeared in the .fun zone on Monday, November 2, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website about gaming. Full domain report
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The page's own brand is 'Agent Wilds', but its title borrows Binance's name ('the first Binance agent play-to-earn chain game') to lend credibility. It pushes wallet-connected NFT mints paid by burning 100,000 BOLT or sending BNB/USDT, plus staking, and is operated through Telegram and a sister boltbook.fun site: a crypto play-to-earn token lure rather than credential phishing.
The page is a play-to-earn NFT/gaming scheme using Binance branding ('The first Binance agent play-to-earn chain game') to lend credibility, but it is not impersonating Binance itself—the domain, branding, and gameplay are original to 'Agent Wilds.' The scam mechanics are evident: users are lured to mint NFTs by burning tokens (100,000 BOLT or ~5 USD in BNB/USDT), with operator contact via Telegram, typical of crypto-lure fraud without credential theft.
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What the page looked like on Monday, November 2, 2026
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