minters.fun
Appeared in the .fun zone on Wednesday, October 21, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website about e-commerce & retail. Full domain report
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The page runs under its own 'Minters' brand and does not impersonate Robinhood. It sells randomized 'packs' of Robinhood Stock Tokens (NVDA etc.) on Robinhood Chain, with Chainlink VRF draws and links to the real Robinhood and Blockscout docs. Still, a fresh .fun domain with a wallet-connect prompt, loot-box mechanics resembling unlicensed gambling, and a 'Token' tab leave real drainer or crypto-lure risk that the current prelaunch page does not settle.
The page is titled 'Minters' (its own brand) and promotes a blockchain-based collectible pack product, not impersonating Robinhood's brokerage login or account interface. However, the 'brand-in-title-not-name' signal (Robinhood mentioned in page title but not domain), combined with forms that post to self and references to 'Robinhood Stock Token', create ambiguity about whether this is a legitimate partnership or an attempt to leverage Robinhood's reputation without clear authorization. The cryp
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What the page looked like on Wednesday, October 21, 2026
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