hoodducks.fun
Appeared in the .fun zone on Friday, August 28, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website. Full domain report
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Brand-new domain hosting an anonymous 3,333-supply NFT 'HoodDucks' mint whitelist that harvests wallet addresses and Twitter handles, with no mint price, redacted roadmap and no team or offsite presence beyond one x.com link — the classic pre-rug NFT hype shape, but it presents its own brand and only references 'Robinhood Chain' as a chain, so it is not impersonating Robinhood and there is no credential capture yet.
HoodDucks is a fake NFT/crypto project using 'Robinhood' (the stock-trading brand) as a chain name to add legitimacy, not impersonating Robinhood itself. The page has a whitelist form and calls for Twitter engagement typical of pump-and-dump crypto schemes. No attempt to steal Robinhood credentials or pretend to be Robinhood's service; this is a deceptive investment lure leveraging a brand name as window-dressing.
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What the page looked like on Friday, August 28, 2026
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