heist.monster
Appeared in the .monster zone on Sunday, November 1, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website about crypto web3. Full domain report
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Pump.fun memecoin promo page for $HEIST with a 'Copy CA …pump' contract-address button. It trades on a claimed $6.4B Binance hack, CZ and Elon quotes, and a mock 'Withdraw / Your funds are SAFU' exchange widget to push buying the token. There is no credential form, so this is a crypto lure borrowing Binance's name, not a Binance login phish.
The page is a cryptocurrency token promotion ($HEIST) themed around a fictional Binance heist narrative, not an impersonation of Binance itself. It has its own branding, a withdraw button for the token, and links to legitimate news sources (Decrypt, Bloomberg) and crypto platforms (pump.fun). While it references Binance in the fictional heist story, the page does not impersonate Binance's login, portal, or attempt to capture credentials—it promotes a speculative crypto asset using an attention-g
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What the page looked like on Sunday, November 1, 2026
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