gumpop.fun
Appeared in the .fun zone on Wednesday, October 7, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website. Full domain report
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Gumpop is a crash-style betting game ('pop out before it pops', stake, auto pop-out, ×100 multiplier) that runs 'live on Robinhood Chain' and pushes holding its own $GUM memecoin ('Hold $GUM, ride free', 'Launching on Pons'), which makes it a crypto/gambling lure. The form is a points stake box rather than a credential capture, and the page uses its own branding instead of posing as Robinhood, so this is not phishing.
Gumpop is a gambling game (bubble-pop betting) claiming to run on 'Robinhood Chain' and offering stakes in points/crypto. The page mentions Robinhood but does not impersonate Robinhood itself—it is a third-party betting game using a blockchain network name. The form captures betting stakes, not credentials. This is an unlicensed gambling front (a scam shape), not phishing or brand impersonation.
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What the page looked like on Wednesday, October 7, 2026
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