robinhood-drop.fun
Appeared in the .fun zone on Sunday, September 6, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website about crypto web3. Full domain report
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Domain 'robinhood-drop.fun' invokes the Robinhood brand for a fake token 'drop', and the page is an unconfigured airdrop-claim template ($TOKEN placeholders, empty contract/market fields) whose only action is 'Open claim page' leading to a wallet-connect flow — the standard wallet-drainer shape, hosted on Netlify with a bulk registrar.
The domain 'robinhood-drop.fun' uses Robinhood's brand name to create false legitimacy, but the page itself is a Solana token airdrop scam with no legitimate connection to Robinhood. The page mimics a token claim portal and urges users to 'Open claim page' to connect wallets, a classic crypto rug-pull or token-theft attack pattern. Robinhood is not being impersonated on the page itself (no login form or credentials theft), but the domain name abuses the brand to lure victims to a fraudulent toke
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What the page looked like on Sunday, September 6, 2026
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