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Public crypto fraud intelligence

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Database activity

Latest reported indicators

Example dataThis table is illustrative sample data used while the reporting database is being connected. It does not describe a real person, company or confirmed incident.

  • Investment Scam14 public reports — Multiple independent reports. Several unrelated reporters have described substantially overlapping activity.Corroborated

    Last reported 2 months ago

  • Malware / Wallet Drainer6 public reports — Elevated reporting activity. More than one report, or repeated reporting over a short period.Reported

    Ethereum · Last reported 2 months ago

  • Fake Recovery Service9 public reports — Elevated reporting activity. More than one report, or repeated reporting over a short period.Under Review

    Last reported 2 months ago

  • Pig Butchering21 public reports — Multiple independent reports. Several unrelated reporters have described substantially overlapping activity.Platform Intelligence

    Last reported 2 months ago

  • Rug Pull11 public reports — Multiple independent reports. Several unrelated reporters have described substantially overlapping activity.Corroborated

    BNB Smart Chain · Last reported 2 months ago

  • @wallet.help.desk
    Impersonation3 public reports — Not classified. Not enough reporting to characterise activity.Reported

    Last reported 2 months ago

Provenance

Where every piece of information comes from

Each item on this site carries a source label. Public allegations and platform-derived observations are never presented as the same kind of information.

User Report — Information submitted by a member of the public. It is an account of what the reporter says happened and has not been independently verified.
Information submitted by a member of the public. It is an account of what the reporter says happened and has not been independently verified.
Corroborated Reporting — Multiple independent reports, or reports plus supporting evidence, describe substantially overlapping activity. Corroboration is not proof of wrongdoing.
Multiple independent reports, or reports plus supporting evidence, describe substantially overlapping activity. Corroboration is not proof of wrongdoing.
Open-Source Evidence — Publicly accessible external material referenced by a report, such as an archived page, a public registry record or a block explorer entry.
Publicly accessible external material referenced by a report, such as an archived page, a public registry record or a block explorer entry.
Platform Intelligence — Technical or analytical information produced by ReportCryptoScam / Bitint systems rather than submitted by the public.
Technical or analytical information produced by ReportCryptoScam / Bitint systems rather than submitted by the public.

Taxonomy

Scam categories

Reports are classified so that patterns across cases can be compared consistently.

Process

How it works

  1. 01

    Search before you send

    Check whether an address, domain or entity has already been reported, and by how many independent people.

  2. 02

    Report what happened

    Submit structured details and supporting evidence. Personal contact details stay private and are never published.

  3. 03

    Review before publication

    Submissions enter moderation. Nothing is published automatically, and every published record can be disputed.

  4. 04

    Connect the pattern

    Shared wallets, domains and infrastructure link cases that would otherwise look unrelated.

Using this data responsibly

User-submitted intelligence, clearly labelled

Everything here is either submitted by a member of the public or derived by the platform, and each item is labelled so you can tell the difference. Allegations should not automatically be treated as established fact.

Request a correction or dispute a record
  • Reports are user-submitted intelligence and may require independent verification.
  • An absence of reports never means an address or service is trustworthy.
  • ReportCryptoScam is not a law-enforcement authority and cannot recover funds.
  • Corrections and disputes can be raised for any published record.

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