aizo.fun
Appeared in the .fun zone on Saturday, October 31, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website about ai software. Full domain report
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Day-old .fun site for its own token 'AIZO' that pushes visitors to 'Connect Binance Wallet' and mint on a bonding curve where 'the price grows exponentially with every BNB that enters', with 19 bscscan contract links. It leans on Binance/BNB Chain branding ('Binance Agent ID holders') for credibility but does not pose as Binance, so this reads as a memecoin crypto lure and possible wallet-drainer risk rather than brand phishing.
The page presents itself as a bonding curve token (AIZO) on BNB Chain and prominently features 'Connect Binance Wallet' buttons, but AIZO is the site's own brand, not impersonation of Binance. The page mentions 'Binance Agent ID holders' and references Binance infrastructure (BNB Chain), but does not impersonate Binance itself or attempt to steal Binance credentials. This is a cryptocurrency/DeFi scam or investment lure using Binance's ecosystem as a sales hook, not phishing for Binance accounts
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What the page looked like on Saturday, October 31, 2026
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