waifubrokers.fun
Appeared in the .fun zone on Friday, September 4, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website. Full domain report
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Model opinions
Anonymous, day-old .fun NFT mint site ("WAIFU//BYTES", 888 tokens, "0 utility") collecting wallet addresses and X follow/tweet proof for a whitelist; it references Robinhood Chain as its host L2 rather than impersonating Robinhood's brokerage, and the joke "NASDAQ: WAIFU" ticker is parody, so there is no credential-capture or brand-impersonation evidence — but an unaccountable new-chain mint harvesting wallets is a common precursor to a rug or drainer.
The page is a cryptocurrency/NFT project ('waifu brokerage on Robinhood Chain') with a form collecting wallet addresses and social-media checkboxes, designed to build a whitelist for a token mint. While it mentions 'Robinhood Chain' (a real L2 blockchain), it does not impersonate Robinhood the financial brand—it uses the chain name legitimately. The form and overall structure are consistent with a speculative crypto project rather than phishing for credentials from an impersonated organisation,
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What the page looked like on Friday, September 4, 2026
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