- Author
- @lopp
- Organisation
- independent
- Evidence role
- scam-report
- Posted
- 31 Jul 2026, 14:59 UTC
- Capture status
- capture held
- Artefacts held
- 2
Jameson Lopp predicts on 31 July that phishing mail posing as Coinkite security notices will follow the disclosure and will try to get readers to type recovery words into a malicious site. Held because his 1 August impersonation screenshot quote-tweets this post: together they are a dated prediction and a dated artefact, and the pairing is what distinguishes a documented scam from an anticipated one.
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