chassis.live
Appeared in the .live zone on Thursday, October 29, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website. Full domain report
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The page is its own-branded 'CHASSIS' NFT mint on BNB Chain, so the Binance hit is a false positive: BNB Chain is only the network named and there is no Binance logo, login or account language. It does carry crypto-lure traits on a day-old domain: minting robot parts that 'mine $VOLT', and a 'copy this prompt holding the exact transaction and paste it to your agent' flow plus 'move parts to MetaMask' instructions that could act as a wallet-drainer, though no drain is shown.
The page is a fake crypto/NFT scheme posing as a legitimate Web3 project ('CHASSIS'), not impersonating a specific brand. It requests wallet credentials via forms (Agent ID, MetaMask address) and prompts users to send BNB for fake 'robot parts' and mining rewards ($VOLT token), typical of investment/token fraud. The Binance scorer flag reflects only BNB Chain mention, not actual Binance impersonation.
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What the page looked like on Thursday, October 29, 2026
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