runneronhood.fun
Appeared in the .fun zone on Thursday, September 3, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website. Full domain report
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Freshly registered .fun domain on Vercel hosting a memecoin landing page for a token on 'Robinhood Chain' (chain 4663) promising an automated 'Stride Fund' buyback from a 1% cut of every trade, with unverifiable headline stats ($3.41M 'distance run', 1,204 strides) — the classic tokenomics-lure shape; the 'onHood' name references the chain rather than impersonating Robinhood's brokerage, and the only form is a FAQ search, so this is an investment/crypto lure rather than credential phishing.
This is a cryptocurrency token promotion (Runner token on Robinhood Chain 4663) masquerading as a legitimate DeFi mechanism. The domain name contains 'robinhood' but the page is not impersonating Robinhood the brokerage—it uses Robinhood Chain (a blockchain) as its infrastructure. The 'form' is a generic contact inquiry, not a credentials-harvesting login. However, this is a scam because it is a speculative token scheme with no real team identity, using deceptive marketing language ('proof of di
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