peperobinhood.wtf
Appeared in the .wtf zone on Friday, September 4, 2026; by the end of that day the census found placeholder page. Full domain report
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Netlify-hosted memecoin promo page for '$PEPE' that borrows Robinhood's name in the domain and copy ('take over Robinhood') while pointing to the Pons launchpad; contract address is 'Coming Soon' and there is no form or wallet-connect yet, so it is a pre-launch crypto lure rather than a demonstrable Robinhood credential phish, but the brand-in-name plus anonymous token pitch is a common memecoin rug shape.
This is a memecoin promotion site using the Pepe meme and Robinhood brand reference to lure investors into a cryptocurrency scheme. The page presents itself as a legitimate token launch ('Launched on Pons') with tokenomics and a 'buy now' call-to-action, but does not impersonate Robinhood's actual login, accounts, or services—it merely references Robinhood as a desired listing destination. This is a crypto-investment scam (unlicensed, community-launched token) rather than credential phishing, th
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What the page looked like on Friday, September 4, 2026
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