binancetrust.bond
Appeared in the .bond zone on Friday, September 25, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website about crypto web3. Full domain report
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A Binance-named throwaway .bond domain hosts a cloned Warden Protocol site with a countdown to a fake $WARD 'private allocation'. It tells visitors to fund Binance/Bitget Web3 wallets with ETH/USDC and to get eligibility through a WhatsApp community, which is a crypto presale lure with the operator waiting on chat.
The domain name contains 'binance' but the page does not impersonate Binance itself—it promotes a separate token project called 'Warden Protocol' ($WARD) with a fake private allocation scam structure. The page directs users to WhatsApp for eligibility verification and solicits wallet connections under time pressure (countdown timer), classic indicators of a crypto investment scam rather than brand impersonation. The 'Warden' branding is the operator's own; Binance is merely name-squatted to lure
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What the page looked like on Friday, September 25, 2026
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